Still in the same protocol.py file around line 141:
def getAbsolutePath(self, relativePath):
absolutePath = None
if self.multiRoot == True:
relPathParts = relativePath.replace('\\', '/').split('/')
realBasePath = self.baseDirectoryMap[relPathParts[0]]
Hi Seb,
We did print them, and found:
relativePath: can.ex2
self.getAbsolutePath(relativePath): []
I do not have access to the machine right now. But will try out anything
else you might need shortly. So just let me known what else we need to
debug.
On Wed, Jan 4, 2017 at 22:52 Sebastien
Do you mind printing relativePath so we can understand what you are
getting...
Then, you most likely will have to debug self.getAbsolutePath(relativePath)
call...
On Wed, Jan 4, 2017 at 9:55 AM, Debopam Ghoshal wrote:
> Hi Seb,
>
> We made the changes in the protocols.py
Hi Seb,
We made the changes in the protocols.py file (highlighted)
@exportRpc("pv.proxy.manager.create.reader")
def open(self, relativePath):
"""
Open relative file paths, attempting to use the file extension to
select
from the configured readers.
"""
Ok that mean there is still a path issue when loading a file within
ParaViewWeb on Windows.
Did you look at the log of that given session to see if any error is
printed?
You can try to edit the file [lib/site-packages]/paraview/web/protocols.py
within the ParaView application (The [...] part is
Hi Debopam,
Do you see the orientation axis? Does it move when you rotate the scene?
What happen when you click on "+" and choose the Wavelet? Do you see
something?
I'm wondering if you still run into an invalid path issue due to / or \.
Seb
On Mon, Jan 2, 2017 at 6:38 AM, Debopam Ghoshal
Hi Seb,
1. "C:/ParaView-5.2.0-Qt4-OpenGL2-MPI-Windows-64bit/data" works fine. Now
we can see the list of files in the data folder.
However, there seems to be some problem with the ParaviewWeb Application
(or may be with the graphics driver?). Because we cannot render the sample
mesh files (eg:
Hi Debopam,
1) I'm not sure to know what is the issue with the path but try with either:
"C:/ParaView-5.2.0-Qt4-OpenGL2-MPI-Windows-64bit/data"
or
"C:\\ParaView-5.2.0-Qt4-OpenGL2-MPI-Windows-64bit\\data"
2) paraview_console_error.jpg is not an error since you are not using the
launcher. So that
Hi Depobam,
Thanks for trying out the other ParaView versions. I suspect there
might be a problem with the new OpenGL backend on your system as that
has changed between ParaView 4 and 5. What kind of graphics card do
you have on your system. You can get some of the display properties by
going to
Hi Cory,
I tried to run Paraview 5.1.2, but it gives the same error. However, I was
able to run Paraview 4.1 successfully on Window 10.
But ParaviewWeb failed to run as it seems that version 4.1 does not have
the python script used for running ParaviewWeb.
Cheers & Best Wishes,
Debopam
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
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
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
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