02-06-2024, 07:32 PM
I'm curious if this is possible. I'm trying to test out feasibility of hosting a remote instance of RoboDK and connecting to a local app using the Python API. I'm using the robodk/robodk:latest docker image from dockerhub as my remote instance.
Everything is working so far, but I'd like to be able to see the visual update when I plan/run a path. If I was running RoboDK locally, I could either look at the RoboDK application window, or select the `Web Server View` option and see it on the local host.
Is there a way to either a) create a docker container image that has visual support (I've tried and not had much luck) or b) display the docker robodk instance in a web server view?
The only other option I see is to pipe the resulting joint positions, along with all the station information (robot files, part files, positions, etc.) back to my local app and re-create everything in a local app viewer. I do not want to do this, and don't even think it is possible, as RoboDK's robot library wouldn't be importable in another application.
Any advice?
Everything is working so far, but I'd like to be able to see the visual update when I plan/run a path. If I was running RoboDK locally, I could either look at the RoboDK application window, or select the `Web Server View` option and see it on the local host.
Is there a way to either a) create a docker container image that has visual support (I've tried and not had much luck) or b) display the docker robodk instance in a web server view?
The only other option I see is to pipe the resulting joint positions, along with all the station information (robot files, part files, positions, etc.) back to my local app and re-create everything in a local app viewer. I do not want to do this, and don't even think it is possible, as RoboDK's robot library wouldn't be importable in another application.
Any advice?