No, it does work such that the OpenDX server creates an X11 window
and then the GUI attaches itself to it. The server and the GUI talk
to the same X window by setting up callbacks on the one X window. Can
you run dx in script mode and get an x window to pop up on your local
system?
David
Hi Marilyn, Brent & others,
Thanks you for your responses.
Do you need to ssh -X to enable X data through from the server, or
an xhosts + to let the workstation display X data from a remote
server?
Yes, I made sure X11 forwarding is enabled. I ran xterm to check it.
So this is not the problem.
I am not sure that OpenDX works that way: that the OpenDX server opens
a regular X11 window. I suspect that the server communicates with the
GUI, and GUI is responsible for displaying the image. I think that
way, because when I ran my program the GUI opened a black window for
an image. The window remained open after I killed the server.
Best,
Irek
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