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seedlink_plotter embedded in a web page #27
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I've never tried anything like this with this TKagg based solution and to be fair to other solutions out there, you might want to also have a look at crotwell/seisplotjs-seedlink: http://www.seis.sc.edu/~crotwell/seisplotjs_demo/realtime/multipleChans.html CC @crotwell |
Thank you!! I'll have a look. |
Be aware that this doesn't work with all seedlink servers. The ringserver
from IRIS has added the ability to accept an http connection and then
upgrade it to a websocket. Once this happens, then normal seedlink commands
and packets are sent back and forth. But the browser is prevented from
making a generic socket connection, so the server needs that extra ability.
I will update the docs to say this. Would be really nice one day for all
seedlink servers to support this as well.
That said, running a IRIS ringserver in between an existing server and the
web might be an option for realtime displays.
Philip
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Thank you!! I'll have a look.
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Dear Philip, thank you very much for the reply and the valuable information. Thank you both again! |
Hello.
Have you tried to run your code with apache and mod_wsgi for displaying real-time plots in the web?
Thank you in advance.
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