Hum,
I will have to do it myself to see exactly what is going on.
Unfortunately there is no clean way to cleanup the proxies of
ParaView, so you know that you start from fresh for each data.
I'm wondering if calling Diconnect() before loading the new data could
solve the issue.
On the other
adding the following line did not change anything
renderers.current.unbindToElementId('renderercontainer');
and I do not know how to check the view id
Calling disconnect and connecting again would
indeed solve the problem but why would anyone
want to do that? I am already connected, all I want
to
By disconnect, I mean the python method Disconnect that basically
reset the ServerManager layer without stoping ParaView.
To print the view id, if you are using firebug or any development
javascript console you can see the output of some JavaScript code if
you write
Hi Seb,
I am completely lost here. I tried the disconnect,
and as I was expecting the render window is
gone and I do not see any visualization. I would
guess I will need to reconnect again.
The view id is the same before and after.
The datafile is correctly changed though.
I guess that is the
Hi Cagatay,
could you send me 2 of your state file with your data so I can see how
complex is your pipeline and see which approach is the best ?
Seb
On Fri, May 4, 2012 at 3:27 PM, Cagatay Bilgin bilgi...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Seb,
I am completely lost here. I tried the disconnect,
and as I
Hi Seb,
There is really not much in my pipeline at the
moment. I will do offline rendering using vtk,
save the vtp file, and load it on paraviewweb.
At the moment I play with sphere and cone
objects.
I uploaded the application here with the state files
I am trying to build a web application that
can visualize different objects by the use
of a drop down bar. I do not want to create
new connections or sessions every time the
user changes object to be visualized. I've
been trying the whole morning and could not
figure out how to i) delete the
Hi Cagatay,
does your data needs to be a ParaView state file, our would it be
better if it was some other VTK compatible file ?
Seb
On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 3:18 PM, Cagatay Bilgin bilgi...@gmail.com wrote:
I am trying to build a web application that
can visualize different objects by the use
Normally loading a state file should re-initialize everything, so the
activeView = paraview.CreateIfNeededRenderView();
paraview.ResetCamera();
activeView.setCenterOfRotation(activeView.getCameraFocalPoint());
should be redone and all the renderer should be re-init with the new view id.
Seb
It only re-initializes if I create another session like this
paraview.createSession(Shuttle, , default);
but I think I shouldn't be creating a new session
just to see a different object.
I am completely ok with using different file formats. All
I am trying to do is to minimize the
Well there is several way to deal with what you want to achieve.
1) if all the data that you are interested are kind of small then you
can all load them and just call paraview.Show({proxy: objA}) or
paraview.Hide({proxy: objA})
To get the proper references of objA, objB, ..., from the state
Hi Seb,
The first option will not scale. We will
have a growing number of tissue samples
to be visualized and this option will be
infeasible soon.
I am already re-initializing the renderer
with the new activeview. The minimal
example illustrating the issue is here
var renderers = {};
var
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