maybe not the simplest but start them in separate xterms with separate envs, dx -uionly and dx -execonly, then connect them via the ui's connect dialog specifying "connect to running server".
Use the Image2 macro (vs Image) for interactivity. "Expand" so you can set interactionmode to 0 for rotate interaction, for example. You might wish to look at http://www.research.ibm.com/dx/docs/buildingapps/SuperviseState.html#HDR1. 3 19 Per the documentation html, http://www.research.ibm.com/dx/docs/legacyhtml/pages/refgu048.htm#HDRDISPLAY you can specify a "where" for Display: where specifies the host and window for displaying the image. On a workstation, the format of the parameter string is: X, display, window where X refers to the X Window System; display is an X server name (e.g., host:0); and window is a window name (and must not begin with two #-characters). As a rule, it is not necessary to set this parameter. But when it is set, the resulting Image window is not controlled by the user interface (e.g., it has no menu options). The function of this parameter is to specify another workstation on which to display an image (e.g., by setting it to "X,workstationname:0, message"). Using the Image tool, you can display the same image to another workstation simply by connecting the module's two outputs to the two inputs of Display and setting where. Pete Alexander Berreth wrote: > > > > Hi.. > > I am currently working on a linux box with two graphics adapters. The two > displays can > are adressed with localhost:0.0 and localhost:0.1. I am now searching for a > way > to display the graphical user interface on one display (:0.0), and the output > (image) on the otheri (:0.1). > I tried a bit using the connect to server options, but without sucess. > > Is there anyone who knows how to achieve this ? > > Thanks > > Alex
