Hi Aleksander,

Aleksander Stroin'ski wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I want to run OpenSG application in Windows Compute Cluster Server(WCCS).
> On each cluster node is running 12ClusterServer app (exactly the same as this 
> in tutorial), 
> and there is a one computer with monitor which runs 28SortLastClusterClient 
> to display scene
> (exactly the same as this in tutorial).
> 
> There is a little problem, because WCCS doeasn't let application to open its 
> own window.
> When i start both application(only for test: there are 2 machines - one 
> cluster node and one display machine)
> I get black screen on display machine(which is running 
> 28SortLastClusterClient) 
> and in the concole this error:
> "WARNING:  Window::frameExit: Caught stray OpenGL error invalid enumerant 
> (0x500)". 
> Each movement of mouse generate the same WARNING.
> 
> i think the problem is in "creating window".
> 12ClusterServer want to open its own window but it cant(because WCCS doesn't 
> let for this).
> 
> It is possible to create OpenSG app without window(create ClusterServer 
> object without window)??

I don't know much (i.e. anything ;) about WCCS, so I'm not sure what 
exactly creating window means.

If you're not allowed to open any window that's a problem that we 
probably won't be able to get around. You have to have a window handle 
(HWND) to access OpenGL. If it's just about
having an actual displayed window that should be possible by using an 
FBOWindow for rendering, which is not actually visible anywhere.

But then again, I don't use Windows very much, so I might be missing 
something here. Anybody else tried this before?

Yours

        Dirk

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