Hi ,
My requirement is to add Encapsulated Post Script( .EPS ) images of MIMETYPE - "application/postscript" to Dynamic Media component (/libs/dam/components/scene7/dynamicmedia). But I couldn't succeed. So , here is what i am not sure. Is Dynamic Media component doesn't support .eps image files ? If yes do we have any hotfix or service pack or workaround to accomplish? Please provide your inputs.
Below are my observations and findings :-
1. Firstly, Dynamic Media component is not allowing .eps images to drag & drop. After adding property "accept = application/postscript" to the component, I am able to drag and drop images of these mimetypes but not succeded to render the image.
2. After exploring the DAM Asset workflow and its implementation, I came to know that during Asset upload, "S7damExtractImageInfoProcess" is the class which extract the images of only type "UPLOAD_MIMETYPES = { "image/" };". But the mimetype of my images are "application/postscript" and hence, generating Scene7 properties and rendering image is failing.
* I don't see any clue from my local logs and the AEM documentations. Any kind of information share would be helpful !
Thanks In Advance,
Ravi Prasanth.
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Hi Ravi,
I think conversion of vector to raster is the only option in this scenario.You can use Adobe Illustrator or any other tool for the conversion.
Best Regards,
Abhishek
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Hi Ravi,
Support for EPS files applies to raster images only. Are you using raster images ? Refer [0]
Best Regards,
Abhishek Dwevedi
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Abhishek Dwevedi wrote...
Hi Ravi,
Support for EPS files applies to raster images only. Are you using raster images ? Refer [0]
Best Regards,
Abhishek Dwevedi
Hi Abhishek,
Thanks for your reply . Sorry ,I couldn't respond to your reply immediately due to other priorities.
I have no option to upload raster .eps image files in my project.I can use only vector .eps images.So i am wondering if there are any hotfixes or a way to tweak the implementation to acheive this.
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Hi Ravi,
I think conversion of vector to raster is the only option in this scenario.You can use Adobe Illustrator or any other tool for the conversion.
Best Regards,
Abhishek
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