SVG plugins could be tested from JSUnit's HTML host page and Batik could be 
tested using the JUnit framework, however there has not been any direct 
support for standalone SVG implementations and neither of the available 
approaches would lend itself to getting DOM test suite cases into the SVG test 
suite.

These changes leverage the existing ecmascript code generation to generate SVG 
files that will display a green box if the test passes, yellow if the test was 
incompatible with the implementation and red for failure or error.  The test 
can be run by loading the .svg files into Batik's Squiggle browser.  They do 
not run using the Adobe SVG plug in since they depend on external entity 
references which the plug in does not appropriately handle.  If you cut and 
paste the external entities in, though the tests will work.