Message by julien:
Hi everbody,
Some users have some problems with the VTK modules in SPIS under 64bits Linux, with typically such kind of error message during the loading process:
Please wait...
Tasks loading123456HereError in ViewPipeLine1: impossible to properly VtkGridBuilder from com.artenum.free.mesh.vtk
Error in vtkGridBuilder: impossible to load the VTK stuff
Error in JavaLib: Impossible to load vtkCommonJava 2
Error in JavaLib: Impossible to load vtkRenderingJava
Error in JavaLib: Impossible to load vtkRenderingJava
Error in JavaLib: Impossible to load vtkIOJava
Error in JavaLib: Impossible to load vtkFilteringJava
Error in JavaLib: Impossible to load vtkGraphicsJava
Error in JavaLib: Impossible to load vtkHybridJava
Error in JavaLib: Impossible to load vtkParallelJava
Error in ViewPipeLine1: Impossible to load the VTK modules
Module ViewPipeLine1 of groups visualisation not operationnal
7Error in ViewPipeLine2: impossible to load VtkGridBuilder from com.artenum.free.mesh.vtk
Impossible to load VTK modules in ViewPipeLine2
Error in ViewPipeLine2: impossible to load VtkGridBuilder from com.artenum.free.mesh.vtk
Impossible to load VTK modules in ViewPipeLine2
8.........................................................
Building of the dependence tree...
Building of the tasks manager.....
Building of the graphical user interface.....
../SpisUI/GUI/resource/SpisMenu.xml
../SpisUI/GUI/resource/SpisToolBar.xml
This means that the JVM cannot load the native layer of VTK (connect through a JNI layer).
This is a general problem of multiple intern compliance between:
- The Java version and origine (e.g SUN or other) used to compile the java layer of SPIS
- The Java version used to compile the java layer of the JNI layer of VTK both should be the same.
- The version of VTK (should be 4.2 or 4.4)
- The version of the compilation of VTK (32 or 64 bits)
- The fact that all under lying libs (e.g glibc and/or OpenGL) are compiled under the same mode.
- The details of your installation, we mean:
- version and name of your JVM
- The OS version and especially if is under 64 or 32 bits
- Version of VTK