Thanks for trying with the -dr option. Grrr, Windows error messages
are not terribly helpful.
We do test ParaView nightly on Windows 7 64-bit and it runs fine. Does
any version of ParaView run on the system in question? Do you have
another Windows 7 machine on which to try it?
Another wild guess
Do any 4.X versions run on your Windows 7 64-bit computer?
On Tue, Dec 6, 2016 at 10:55 AM, Gao, Zhiming wrote:
> My one Windows 7 64-bit computer did not work with the 5.20 version of
> ParaView, but the other is fine.
>
> Thanks
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Cory
Hello,
I have a use case, where a vtkObject on the server implements a method like
std::string doSomething(std::string arg);
Now, with a proxy prx on the client for that class, I would like to call
the remote procedure similar to
result=prx.InvokeCommand("doSomething",[arg])
Is something like
Cory you need to provide an absolute path as argument "c:\.".
But the issue seems to be on ParaView itself. The (Qt) executable crash at
startup on there machine, regardless of their goal to use ParaViewWeb down
the road.
Seb
On Tue, Dec 6, 2016 at 10:06 AM, Cory Quammen
Debopam,
I just tried what you ran on Windows 10 and it ran fine for me. One
thing I had to fix, which I doubt is the cause of your crash, is the
data argument is actually just --data and not --data-dir.
We've had some other reports of 5.2 crashing on start up on Windows.
Did 5.1 run fine for
Correction: I could run ParaViewWeb on Windows 10, but I couldn't load
data through the web client. I didn't get pvpython.exe to crash,
though.
On Tue, Dec 6, 2016 at 11:35 AM, Cory Quammen wrote:
> Debopam,
>
> I just tried what you ran on Windows 10 and it ran fine
Hi Venke,
thank you for your Script.
I modified your Script a little. It is working for me, as long as I have only
one view in the layout.
When I have more than one view I can't reproduce the layout. It is possible to
read and set the ViewSize. Is there a way to read and define the exact
Hi Tobias
Thanks for your feedback. I will use your modifications the next time when I
need this.
rv1.ViewSize will hold the size of the first RenderView. But I think it doesn't
affect the size of the render window, only the view itself. Maybe this is still
helpful to you. I haven't done