[Paraview] Client/server on SGI

[Amy Squillacote]

Hi John,

You are only required to use the .pvx file if you are running 
ParaView in a CAVE or if you are running in client / data server / 
render server mode.  To start the client on the same machine as your 
pvserver, just open a new shell, and run the pvclient executable.  If 
it's all on the same machine, you shouldn't even need to specify the 
server host to the client.  So, you should do the following.

mpirun -np 10 pvserver
pvclient

Are there specific command-line options you're trying to use?  Do you 
have other specific questions about starting ParaView?

- Amy

At 04:04 PM 12/8/2005, Vines, John  (Civ, ARL/CISD) wrote:
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>All,
>         I have recently compiled the CVS version of Paraview and 
> need to run in client server mode on an SGI.  I'm getting lost in 
> the command line configuration, ".pvx" files etc.
>
>         The SGI has 16 processors so I want to start the server up 
> using 10 processors - "mpirun -np 10 pvserver".  I'm not sure how 
> to start the client running on the same machine, what command line 
> arguments do I need?
>
>Thanks in advance for any help,
>
>John Vines
>Army Research Laboratory
>Computational Sciences and Engineering Branch
>Scientific Visualization Team
>410-278-9150/1643
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