This sample shows how to add nodes to a DOM Document object that has already been rendered to the screen, and
render the updates.
This example shows the most basic use of Flying Saucer, to
display a single page, scrollable, within a JFrame.
This example shows the most basic use of Flying Saucer, to
display a single page, scrollable, within a JFrame.
Opens a frame and displays, for a selected font, the glyphs for a range of Unicode code points.
This example shows rendering a page where the font size can be adjusted dynamically once the page is loaded using
a font scaling factor.
Used in notification of mouse motions related to an image map
Callback handler for image map events.
Sample for handling image maps in XHTML, as replaced elements.
This example shows the most basic use of Flying Saucer, to
display a single page, scrollable, within a JFrame.
This example shows how to render a document as a Swing JPanel (XHTMLPanel, a subclass) and have the
render engine figure out the document size for you; the frame containing the panel is then sized to
the document size.
This sample shows how to size a panel based on the content of a document, when using a layout manager
that relies on preferred size.
This sample shows how to create a single PDF document from multiple input documents.
This example shows the most basic use of Flying Saucer, to
display a single page, scrollable, within a JFrame.
Sample for text selection in a rendered document; allows you to select text in the document
and copy to the clipboard.
Simple command-line program to test whether a given font has a glyph
available for a given Unicode codepoint, expressed as an integer.