ViSUS configuration file - Revision history

Admin: /* More settings */

2019-12-06T20:55:09Z

‎More settings

2019-12-06T20:54:47Z

‎Use a default scene for a dataset

2018-07-03T23:48:26Z

‎Memory usage

2018-07-03T23:09:08Z

‎Network Access and Caching

2018-06-04T23:34:57Z

‎Use a default scene for a dataset

2018-06-04T23:34:20Z

‎Use a default scene for a dataset

2018-06-04T23:10:06Z

2018-04-02T23:54:58Z

‎Your Datasets (Bookmarks)

2017-08-24T16:26:58Z

‎Your Datasets (Bookmarks)

2017-08-18T20:26:50Z

‎Network Access and Caching

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 === More settings ===
-You can configure more settings in the _Configuration_ section of your visus.config file, for example the background color or the network requests configuration.
+You can configure more settings in the _Configuration_ section of your visus.config file, for example the background color, logo or the network requests configuration.
 <syntaxhighlight lang="xml">

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	(scene)		(scene)
	http://yourserver.org/mod_visus?scene=dataset_scene_name		http://yourserver.org/mod_visus?scene=dataset_scene_name
		+
		+
		+	=== More settings ===
		+
		+	You can configure more settings in the _Configuration_ section of your visus.config file, for example the background color or the network requests configuration.
		+
		+	<syntaxhighlight lang="xml">
		+	<Configuration>
		+
		+	<VisusViewer background_color="255 255 255 255">
		+	<Logo>
		+	<BottomLeft alpha='0.8' filename='resources/cat_rgb.tga' />
		+	</Logo>
		+	</VisusViewer>
		+
		+	<ModVisusAccess nconnections="8" num_queries_per_request="4"/>
		+
		+	</Configuration>
		+	</syntaxhighlight>

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 In the configuration we can set limits to the memory allocated by the viewer, defining the size of
-the graphic memory we want to allocate, and the maximum usage.
+the memory we want to allocate, and the maximum usage.
 <pre>

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 <pre>
 <access name="source" type="network" chmod="r" compression="zip" nconnections="4" num_queries_per_request="32"/>
 </pre>

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 === Use a default scene for a dataset ===
-The scene that you save from the [[ViSUS Viewer]] can be used as default scene of a certain dataset. This way every time you open it all the saved selection and palette settings will be applied when you open it.
+The scene that you save from the [[ViSUS Viewer]] can be used as default scene of a certain dataset. This way every time you open it all the saved selection and palette settings will be applied.
 This can be done both locally and remotely setting the field ''(scene)'' in the .idx file of your dataset, as following:

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:34, 4 June 2018
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	The scene that you save from the [[ViSUS Viewer]] can be used as default scene of a certain dataset. This way every time you open it all the saved selection and palette settings will be applied when you open it.		The scene that you save from the [[ViSUS Viewer]] can be used as default scene of a certain dataset. This way every time you open it all the saved selection and palette settings will be applied when you open it.

−	This can be done both locally and remotely:	+	This can be done both locally and remotely setting the field ''(scene)'' in the .idx file of your dataset, as following:
		+
		+	(scene)
		+	file:///path/to/my/local/scene.scn
		+
		+	Or using a remote scene
		+
		+	(scene)
		+	http://yourserver.org/mod_visus?scene=dataset_scene_name

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	<access name="source" type="network" chmod="r" compression="zip" nconnections="4" num_queries_per_request="32"/>		<access name="source" type="network" chmod="r" compression="zip" nconnections="4" num_queries_per_request="32"/>
	</pre>		</pre>
		+
		+	=== Use a default scene for a dataset ===
		+	The scene that you save from the [[ViSUS Viewer]] can be used as default scene of a certain dataset. This way every time you open it all the saved selection and palette settings will be applied when you open it.
		+
		+	This can be done both locally and remotely:

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 # executable directory (very unusual deployment, but it doesn't hurt anything)
-== Your Datasets (Bookmarks) ==
+== Bookmarks, datasets and scenes ==
 The bookmarks can refer to datasets on disk, remote or also to custom scenes that you saved from [[ViSUS Viewer]].

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 </visus>
 </pre>
 === Network Access and Caching ===

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 An important feature of the ViSUS framework is the ''caching''. Data streamed from the server can be cached on disk for later faster access.
-To enable this feature for a specific dataset we can define a dataset in the configuration file as following:
+To enable this feature for a specific dataset we can define a multiple layer access as following:
 <pre>
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 At the same time any data requested to the network layer will be cached on disk (at the specified URL).
-'''Note''': when frequent and fast access is required for specific dataset, enabling the ''caching'' is highly recommended.
+'''Note''': when frequent and fast access is strictly required, enabling the ''caching'' is highly recommended.
 '''Faster network access'''