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'''Calc.py'''
'''calc.py'''


   def add(a,b):
   def add(a,b):
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   def div(a,b):
     return a/b
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== On the client side ==
== On the client side ==

Latest revision as of 13:45, 8 April 2012

ParaViewWeb


On the server side

The user can add plugin on the server side in order to ease the work of the web developer. To do that, you can add any number of python file in the plugin directory that you set in your pw-config.properties file with the pw.plugins.default or pw.plugins.???? property.

The following scripts provides some sample code for plugins:

MantaLoader.py

 import pwsimple
 import os
 import threading
 
 buildDir = 'ParaView-build/bin'
 
 class StartServerThread ( threading.Thread ):
   def run( self ):
     os.system(buildDir + '/pvserver')
 
 def startServer():
   Start pvserver
   StartServerThread().start();
 
 def connectToServer():
   Connect to pvserver
   pwsimple.Connect("localhost")
 
 def loadManta():
   Load manta plugins
   pwsimple.LoadPlugin(buildDir+"/libMantaView.so", False)# client
   pwsimple.LoadPlugin(buildDir+"/libMantaView.so", True) # server
 
 def createMantaView():
   Configure the manta view
   view = pwsimple._create_view("MantaIceTDesktopRenderView")
   view.Threads = 8
   view.ViewSize = [1024,1024]
   return view

calc.py

 def add(a,b):
   return a+b
 
 def minus(a,b):
   return a-b
 
 def mul(a,b):
   return a*b
 
 def div(a,b):
   return a/b

On the client side

 var paraview = new Paraview(serverUrl);
 paraview.createSession("name", "comment");
 paraview.loadPlugins();
 calc = paraview.plugins.calc;
 calc.add(5,2);
 mantaLoader = paraview.plugins.MantaLoader;
 view = mantaLoader.createMantaView();