Hi,

to add filters in the list if available one you will need to use an extra
argument when you run the pvpython command line.

You should use the "--filter" shown here
http://www.paraview.org/ParaView3/Doc/Nightly/www/py-doc/paraview.web.pv_web_visualizer.html
with a file that has a content similar to that

[{
                        'name': 'Cone',
                        'icon': 'dataset',
                        'category': 'source'
                    },{
                        'name': 'Sphere',
                        'icon': 'dataset',
                        'category': 'source'
                    },{
                        'name': 'Wavelet',
                        'icon': 'dataset',
                        'category': 'source'
                    },{
                        'name': 'Clip',
                        'icon': 'clip',
                        'category': 'filter'
                    },{
                        'name': 'Slice',
                        'icon': 'slice',
                        'category': 'filter'
                    },{
                        'name': 'Contour',
                        'icon': 'contour',
                        'category': 'filter'
                    },{
                        'name': 'Threshold',
                        'icon': 'threshold',
                        'category': 'filter'
                    },{
                        'name': 'StreamTracer',
                        'icon': 'stream',
                        'category': 'filter'
                    },{
                        'name': 'WarpByScalar',
                        'icon': 'filter',
                        'category': 'filter'
                    }]

Regarding your file opening issue, this is more complicated.
I believe that ParaView has several reader for that file extension and
inside ParaView, you have a popup window asking you which one.
Which we don't have in pvw. You may want to create a custom reader
definition (XML file that you load at startup using --plugin ) with a
unique extension that use the proper reader for your custom file extension.

Seb


On Tue, Jun 10, 2014 at 4:45 AM, Hedieh E <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I setup a quick start to ParaView Web. I have  a question. In ParaView  I
> have no problem opening my (*.h5) file using PFLOTRAN hdf5 reader.
>
> In ParaView Web I have put my datafiles (*.h5) in the Share folder as It
> was mentioned in the guide. ParaView Web doen´t open my *.h5  while it
> works fine opening other data files.
>
> Is there anything aditional I should do for my *.h5 files to open in
> ParaView Web ?
>
> Also one more questions, where can I find all filters that exists in
> ParaView ? When I try to apply a filter on my datasets in ParaView Web, I
> only see a few basic list of filters. How can I improve my experience with
> ParaView Web ?
>
> Thanks a lot.
>
>
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