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Re: Using IDL with Java [message #26950 is a reply to message #26882] Wed, 03 October 2001 15:06 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
James Adams is currently offline  James Adams
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David Fanning wrote:

> James Adams (jadams@ucar.edu) writes:
>
>> I want to create an application which will call IDL visualization
>> routines from an Java servlet. Basically I just want to be able to use
>> a Java API to call IDL visualization programs which can produce jpg's of
>>
>> my data. From what I've seen so far this might be possible using
>> ION-Java but it's not clear from the documentation I've seen. Can
>> anybody
>> comment or provide further details ?
>
> If you just want pictures (sounds like you
> do), then ION is just the thing. If you want
> interactivity in any sort of meaningful way
> (e.g., you want something to rotate or change
> as you move a slider, etc.), forget it. All
> ION can do is send you pictures. It is not
> capable of sending geometry of objects, etc.
>

Thanks David. Yes pictures are exactly what I want. I work with somebody
who knows IDL and who can make me some IDL programs. I want to be able to
pass this IDL code to a Java class which can execute the IDL and return a JPG
(or a reference to where a JPG is located on the file system).

If there are any example codes out there which I might be able to look at in
order to get an idea as to how this is done then please point the way. I
have tried to look at what RSI offers as example ION-Java code but it appears
that the link is dead (http://ion.researchsystems.com/IONJava/)

Thanks again for your help...

-James
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