[Paraview] Live data source for co-processing in Paraview version 3.14.1

[Andy Bauer]

Hi Hong,

The live data source that was done with ParaView 3.14 really was just a
demo. It's evolved and has been improved for ParaView 3.98. Not it's in the
Tools->Connect to Catalyst GUI menu.

Catalyst is indeed the evolution of what we called the co-processing tools
in older versions of ParaView.

If you can give an example of what you're trying to do for in-situ work, I
can probably point you in the proper direction.

Andy

On Thu, Mar 21, 2013 at 11:45 AM, Hong Yi <hongyi at renci.org> wrote:

>  Hello,****
>
> ** **
>
> I built Paraview server version 3.14.1 on a HPC cluster with all
> co-processing-related flags turned on including enabling co-processing, all
> adaptors, and plugins, etc., and built Paraview client/server with no MPI
> on a local linux machine with co-processing enabled as well. Then I connect
> the Paraview client running on my local linux machine to the Paraview
> server running on the HPC cluster to visualize a phasta-generated mesh data
> on the HPC cluster. All works except that I don’t find “Live data source”
> from paraview “Source” menu. I have not really tried coprocessing library
> yet, but it is in my next to-do list. In the meanwhile, I’d like to get
> some advice from this list regarding this missing “Live data source” from
> Paraview client GUI in case I missed something or did not do something
> correctly. ****
>
> ** **
>
> On a related question, from http://catalyst.paraview.org/ I don’t see
> specific information on whether the coprocessing library in earlier version
> such as 3.14.1 is an earlier version of this catalyst. It appears to me
> this catalyst library only works for version 3.98 and can be built into
> paraview 3.98 by generating catalyst source tree and building it into
> paraview. For earlier paraview version 3.14.1, I cannot leverage this
> latest catalyst source since it only works with version 3.98, is this
> correct?****
>
> ** **
>
> Thanks for any information and explanation. I am trying to get myself up
> to speed on in-situ visualization for large scale simulation, so any
> related information on in-situ visualization is very much appreciated!****
>
> ** **
>
> Hong****
>
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