If your filter has any C++ code (and by your description it does) then you will
have to compile the plugin on the SGI Cluster and load it there. As a general
rule, it is usually safest to compile the plugin for both client and server and
load it both places.
-Ken
On 2/9/09 7:03 AM, "Rafael March" <rafaelmar...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi,
I've finished recently to program a ParaView filter. I developed it under
windows, and now I want to run it in a distributed environment: a client
running in a windows machine, and a server running in a SGI Cluster.
I thought it should work, 'cause i've programmed following the paraview client
server architecture (using server manager properties, and so on). But when I
open paraview (I can see my plugin loaded in "Local Plugins" in the Plugin
Manager dialog), and try to use my filter, it crashes and close.
The question is: do I have to load my plugin as a "Remote Plugin", or it is
enough to generate my dll under windows and load it as a local plugin ? Must I
compile it under linux and load it in the Cluster ? Or maybe this is just a
programming bug ?
Regards,
Rafael March.
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