Re: [Paraview] [ParaView] data from multiple servers rendered in the same view

[Claude]

Hi Mathieu,

Too bad, and at the same time understandable it is not possible in a parallel 
remote rendering architecture.
Thank you for the workaround!!
Cheers
Claude 

Thank you for the trick Mathieu.

> On Jan 9, 2017, at 3:02 AM, Mathieu Westphal  
> wrote:
> 
> Hi Claude
> 
> Sadly, no, you can't.
> However, one find you can do is use the interactive view link.
> Right click on one view. add a CameraLink with the other view and check 
> "Interactive View Link"
> 
> You now have a "window" of a view into another view. Checkout the options in 
> the "adjust camera" dialog, you can set opacity and hide the background.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Mathieu Westphal
> 
>> On Sun, Jan 8, 2017 at 6:22 PM, claude  wrote:
>> Hello Sam,
>> 
>> thank you for the quick reply, I may not be doing it properly then. Each 
>> time I toggle on the object to view, it ignores the current active viewer 
>> and opens it in a new viewer/layout tab (or the viewer already "linked" to 
>> the server if I didn't close that view yet). 
>> 
>> I attached 2 snapshots trying to show the behavior: each time I toggle on 
>> one or the other data, it switches automatically the layout (here "layout 
>> #2" and "layout #3"). Even if I close one of the layout and keep only one, 
>> it will recreate a brand new one.
>> The servers are started with "$PARAVIEW/bin/pvserver --multi-clients" and 
>> Paraview is started with "$PARAVIEW/bin/paraview --multi-servers". Is this 
>> because the servers are both data+rendering and I should instead have 2 data 
>> servers but one rendering server maybe?
>> 
>> Thanks again.
>> 
>> cheers
>> 
>> claude
>> 
>> 
>>> On 01/08/2017 10:44 AM, Samuel Key wrote:
>>> Claude,
>>> 
>>> I am quite certain that I am the least qualified individual to answer your 
>>> question, but I have been an avid PV user for several years.
>>> 
>>> As you click on each view to make it the active view (blue line around the 
>>> view's perimeter), look at the pipeline browser. You should see the on/off 
>>> "eyeballs" change.
>>> 
>>> The appearance of the eyeball is either black for the datum set in the 
>>> current active view and the others are "grayed out," that is, inactive as 
>>> in "not visible." You should be able to click on a grayed out eyeball and 
>>> make it active/visible in your current selected view. 
>>> 
>>> Hope this helps.
>>> 
>>> Sam Key
>>> 
 On 1/7/2017 10:19 PM, Claude wrote:
 Dear community of ParaView experts,
 
 I am a new ParaView user and hopefully plugin developer, and first time
 poster to the list. I hope the following will not sound too silly and I
 thank you in advance for your replies.
 
 There are several paraview servers setup and I am able to connect to all
 of them from the Paraview application. I can properly visualize the data
 on each server. However each data appear in a separate view and I would
 like to render them all in the same view (because they happen to be
 different type of data in the same volume of interest). These data are
 not on the same server for proprietary reasons (e.g. server A and server
 B are not held by the same people and do not share their data among
 themselves).
 Is there any way to "merge" the views together although they come from
 different sources? I couldn't find it in the UI but I wonder if this
 even possible/permitted by a software architecture standpoint. I would
 be ready to develop a plugin for it but as I am still exploring the
 devkit, I haven't found the answer yet (and I figured someone would know
 if it's even possible at all).
 
 I have searched the email archives (http://paraview.markmail.org) but
 didn't find anything similar. I found a lot about comparing data in
 multiple views or parallelizing the rendering of data but from the same
 server.
 
 Thank you in advance.
 all the best
 claude
 
 
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Re: [Paraview] [ParaView] data from multiple servers rendered in the same view

[Mathieu Westphal]

Hi Claude

Sadly, no, you can't.
However, one find you can do is use the interactive view link.
Right click on one view. add a CameraLink with the other view and check
"Interactive View Link"

You now have a "window" of a view into another view. Checkout the options
in the "adjust camera" dialog, you can set opacity and hide the background.

Regards,

Mathieu Westphal

On Sun, Jan 8, 2017 at 6:22 PM, claude  wrote:

> Hello Sam,
>
> thank you for the quick reply, I may not be doing it properly then. Each
> time I toggle on the object to view, it ignores the current active viewer
> and opens it in a new viewer/layout tab (or the viewer already "linked" to
> the server if I didn't close that view yet).
>
> I attached 2 snapshots trying to show the behavior: each time I toggle on
> one or the other data, it switches automatically the layout (here "layout
> #2" and "layout #3"). Even if I close one of the layout and keep only one,
> it will recreate a brand new one.
>
> The servers are started with "$PARAVIEW/bin/pvserver --multi-clients" and
> Paraview is started with "$PARAVIEW/bin/paraview --multi-servers". Is this
> because the servers are both data+rendering and I should instead have 2
> data servers but one rendering server maybe?
>
> Thanks again.
>
> cheers
>
> claude
>
>
> On 01/08/2017 10:44 AM, Samuel Key wrote:
>
> Claude,
>
> I am quite certain that I am the least qualified individual to answer your
> question, but I have been an avid PV user for several years.
>
> As you click on each view to make it the active view (blue line around the
> view's perimeter), look at the pipeline browser. You should see the on/off
> "eyeballs" change.
>
> The appearance of the eyeball is either black for the datum set in the
> current active view and the others are "grayed out," that is, inactive as
> in "not visible." You should be able to click on a grayed out eyeball and
> make it active/visible in your current selected view.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Sam Key
> On 1/7/2017 10:19 PM, Claude wrote:
>
> Dear community of ParaView experts,
>
> I am a new ParaView user and hopefully plugin developer, and first time
> poster to the list. I hope the following will not sound too silly and I
> thank you in advance for your replies.
>
> There are several paraview servers setup and I am able to connect to all
> of them from the Paraview application. I can properly visualize the data
> on each server. However each data appear in a separate view and I would
> like to render them all in the same view (because they happen to be
> different type of data in the same volume of interest). These data are
> not on the same server for proprietary reasons (e.g. server A and server
> B are not held by the same people and do not share their data among
> themselves).
> Is there any way to "merge" the views together although they come from
> different sources? I couldn't find it in the UI but I wonder if this
> even possible/permitted by a software architecture standpoint. I would
> be ready to develop a plugin for it but as I am still exploring the
> devkit, I haven't found the answer yet (and I figured someone would know
> if it's even possible at all).
>
> I have searched the email archives ( 
> http://paraview.markmail.org) but
> didn't find anything similar. I found a lot about comparing data in
> multiple views or parallelizing the rendering of data but from the same
> server.
>
> Thank you in advance.
> all the best
> claude
>
>
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Re: [Paraview] [ParaView] data from multiple servers rendered in the same view

[claude]

Hello Sam,

thank you for the quick reply, I may not be doing it properly then. Each
time I toggle on the object to view, it ignores the current active
viewer and opens it in a new viewer/layout tab (or the viewer already
"linked" to the server if I didn't close that view yet). 

I attached 2 snapshots trying to show the behavior: each time I toggle
on one or the other data, it switches automatically the layout (here
"layout #2" and "layout #3"). Even if I close one of the layout and keep
only one, it will recreate a brand new one.

The servers are started with "$PARAVIEW/bin/pvserver --multi-clients"
and Paraview is started with "$PARAVIEW/bin/paraview --multi-servers".
Is this because the servers are both data+rendering and I should instead
have 2 data servers but one rendering server maybe?

Thanks again.

cheers

claude


On 01/08/2017 10:44 AM, Samuel Key wrote:
>
> Claude,
>
> I am quite certain that I am the least qualified individual to answer
> your question, but I have been an avid PV user for several years.
>
> As you click on each view to make it the active view (blue line around
> the view's perimeter), look at the pipeline browser. You should see
> the on/off "eyeballs" change.
>
> The appearance of the eyeball is either black for the datum set in the
> current active view and the others are "grayed out," that is, inactive
> as in "not visible." You should be able to click on a grayed out
> eyeball and make it active/visible in your current selected view.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Sam Key
>
> On 1/7/2017 10:19 PM, Claude wrote:
>> Dear community of ParaView experts,
>>
>> I am a new ParaView user and hopefully plugin developer, and first time
>> poster to the list. I hope the following will not sound too silly and I
>> thank you in advance for your replies.
>>
>> There are several paraview servers setup and I am able to connect to all
>> of them from the Paraview application. I can properly visualize the data
>> on each server. However each data appear in a separate view and I would
>> like to render them all in the same view (because they happen to be
>> different type of data in the same volume of interest). These data are
>> not on the same server for proprietary reasons (e.g. server A and server
>> B are not held by the same people and do not share their data among
>> themselves).
>> Is there any way to "merge" the views together although they come from
>> different sources? I couldn't find it in the UI but I wonder if this
>> even possible/permitted by a software architecture standpoint. I would
>> be ready to develop a plugin for it but as I am still exploring the
>> devkit, I haven't found the answer yet (and I figured someone would know
>> if it's even possible at all).
>>
>> I have searched the email archives (http://paraview.markmail.org
>> ) but
>> didn't find anything similar. I found a lot about comparing data in
>> multiple views or parallelizing the rendering of data but from the same
>> server.
>>
>> Thank you in advance.
>> all the best
>> claude
>>
>>
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Re: [Paraview] [ParaView] data from multiple servers rendered in the same view

[Samuel Key]

  
  
Claude,
I am quite certain that I am the least qualified individual
to answer your question, but I have been an avid PV user for
several years.
As you click on each view to make it the active view (blue
line around the view's perimeter), look at the pipeline browser.
You should see the on/off "eyeballs" change.
The appearance of the eyeball is either black for the datum
set in the current active view and the others are "grayed out,"
that is, inactive as in "not visible." You should be able to click
on a grayed out eyeball and make it active/visible in your
current selected view. 
  
Hope this helps.
Sam Key
  
On 1/7/2017 10:19 PM, Claude wrote:


  
  
  

Dear
  community of ParaView experts,
  
  I am a new ParaView user and hopefully plugin developer, and
  first time
  poster to the list. I hope the following will not sound too
  silly and I
  thank you in advance for your replies.
  
  There are several paraview servers setup and I am able to
  connect to all
  of them from the Paraview application. I can properly
  visualize the data
  on each server. However each data appear in a separate view
  and I would
  like to render them all in the same view (because they happen
  to be
  different type of data in the same volume of interest). These
  data are
  not on the same server for proprietary reasons (e.g. server A
  and server
  B are not held by the same people and do not share their data
  among
  themselves).
  Is there any way to "merge" the views together although they
  come from
  different sources? I couldn't find it in the UI but I wonder
  if this
  even possible/permitted by a software architecture standpoint.
  I would
  be ready to develop a plugin for it but as I am still
  exploring the
  devkit, I haven't found the answer yet (and I figured someone
  would know
  if it's even possible at all).
  
  I have searched the email archives (http://paraview.markmail.org)
  but
  didn't find anything similar. I found a lot about comparing
  data in
  multiple views or parallelizing the rendering of data but from
  the same
  server.
  
  Thank you in advance.
  all the best
  claude
  
  
  
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Re: [Paraview] ParaView data

[Utkarsh Ayachit]

Yes you can:
cvs -d :pserver:anon...@www.paraview.org:/cvsroot/ParaView3 co ParaViewData

On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 6:52 AM, Paul Edwards paul.m.edwa...@gmail.com wrote:
 Can I checkout the paraview data from the CVS?  There is only a link to the
 zipped up data on the website.  I want to get all the tests running on my
 system

 Thanks,
 Paul


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