[Paraview] What are the known issues with the Paraview 3.2.2 servermanager?

[Moreland, Kenneth]

Without seeing your source code, I can only guess at the reasons for the non-existent method error.  If you are sure that the names are matching up, then I would assume that the arguments somehow do not match up.  If the arguments disagree in either number or type, you will get the same error as if the name did not match.

If you are having a really hard time tracing down the problem, you can try setting a breakpoint in the function that finds the appropriate method.  The plugin build should have created a file called vtkYourClassNameClientServer.cxx (in the build directory) for every vtkYourClassName.cxx file in your source.  In this file will be the function vtkYourClassNameCommand, which is what will find the appropriate method and call it.  You can set a break point in that function to track how ParaView tries to find the method.

-Ken

> -----Original Message-----
> From: paraview-bounces at paraview.org [mailto:paraview-bounces at paraview.org]
> On Behalf Of Samuel Crow
> Sent: Tuesday, August 05, 2008 12:51 PM
> To: paraview at paraview.org
> Subject: [Paraview] What are the known issues with the Paraview 3.2.2
> servermanager?
>
> I'm building an external reader plugin for Paraview 3.2.2 using a
> proprietary library.  It builds with a few minor warnings but when I run
> it on a known good file to read it in, paraview exits with a runtime
> error.  The error states that one of my set methods is not being called
> from the properties panel as defined in the servermanager XML entry or is
> being called with incorrect parameters.
>
> I'm using an IntVectorProperty with an EnumerationDomain, another
> IntVectorProperty with IntRangeDomain from 3 to 50.  All of the other
> entries in the XML file are known to work correctly.  I've checked and
> rechecked the spellings of all of the set methods created with the
> vtkSetMacro.
>
> The error message given by Visual Studio 2005 is that there is a failed
> assert that requires an unusual exit from the program.  The expression
> listed when using the debug build of paraview and the debug build of the
> reader is that in dbgdel.cpp line 52 in the expression
> _BLOCK_TYPE_IS_VALID(pHead->nBlockUse) .
>
> My system configuration is WindowsXP SP3 on a MacPro with 2 quad-core Xeon
> processors and 4 GB of RAM running under Boot Camp.  My build environment
> is Visual Studio 2005 SP1.
>
>
>
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