Hi Seb,

After setting the environmental variable and searching the message dialog, I find:

***************************************************

Attempting to load /home/2zr/build/Mantid-PV-398/bin/pvplugins/pvplugins/libQuadView.so

Loaded shared library successfully. Now trying to validate that it's a ParaView plugin.

Plugin's signature: paraviewplugin|GNU|3.98

Plugin signature verification successful. This is definitely a ParaView plugin compiled with correct compiler for correct ParaView version.

Updating Shared Library Paths: /home/2zr/build/Mantid-PV-398/bin::/home/2zr/build/Mantid-PV-398/bin:/home/2zr/build/Mantid-PV-398/bin/mantid/kernel/../../:/home/2zr/build/Mantid-PV-398/bin/mantid/kernel/../../:/home/2zr/build/Mantid-PV-398/bin/mantid/kernel/../../:/home/2zr/build/Mantid-PV-398/bin/pvplugins/pvplugins

Plugin instance located successfully. Now loading components from the plugin instance based on the interfaces it implements.

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Plugin Information:

Name : QuadView

Version : 1.0

ReqOnServer : 1

ReqOnClient : 1

ReqPlugins :

ServerManager Plugin : Yes

Python Plugin : No

PV_PLUGIN_PATH: /home/2zr/build/Mantid-PV-398/bin/pvplugins/pvplugins


This looks like it's loaded OK to me.

Cheers,
M

On 01/09/2013 03:28 PM, Sebastien Jourdain wrote:
Hi Michael,

That should work, but please make sure the plugin is properly loaded.
To do so you can set the environment variable PV_PLUGIN_DEBUG=1 and see if the loading is successfully achieved.

Seb


On Wed, Jan 9, 2013 at 10:26 AM, Michael Reuter <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

    Hi,

        I'm trying to use the new QuadView from inside our C++
    application. I try and create a pqRenderView pointer for the
    QuadView using pqObjectBuilder::createView("QuadView",
    pqActiveObjects::instance().activeServer()). I get the following
    error:

    Failed to create a proxy for the requested view type: "QuadView"

    I thought it might be a plugin loading problem, so I copied it
    temporarily to where we have our PV_PLUGIN_PATH set so that it
    gets automatically loaded, but I still get the same error. So, now
    I'm not sure that it was the plugin not being loaded. What is the
    correct way to create the view?

    Thanks,
    M

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