[Paraview] OpenDataFile with ParaViewWeb JavaScript Console

[Sebastien Jourdain]

You can create your own python plugin that will append the proper path
in front of the provided name.

=== myPlugin.py ===
from paraview import simple

def load(file):
   return simple.OpenDataFile('/your-path/' + file)

=======

In JS you'll do something like that

var plugin = paraview.getPlugin('myPlugin');
var reader = plugin.load('NameOfFile.mhd');

But you should figure out why the server crashed by looking at the log
if you can. The full path should have worked.

Seb

On Fri, May 11, 2012 at 11:31 AM, Tuan Ha Tran
<tuan-ha.tran at insa-lyon.fr> wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>     I have a question to ask. I use ParaViewWeb JavaScript Console to load
> an image file to ParaViewWeb, I use the followed code "var reader
> =paraview.OpenDataFile({filename:"../NameOfFile"});"     I tried with the
> absolute path of my PC (which is normally not the good solution) and get the
> "ServerDownException"
>     So, if I want ParaViewWeb to look at in the web-apps of tomcat server,
> which path I have to use? As I know, if the file is in the same location as
> the PWConsole.war, we can access to it directly using {filename:"hola.mhd"}
> (for example)
>     Anyone have an idea?
>    Thank in advance.
>
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