Re: running mathematica notebooks without interface
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- Subject: [mg98775] Re: running mathematica notebooks without interface
- From: ventutech at gmail.com
- Date: Sun, 19 Apr 2009 04:51:52 -0400 (EDT)
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Thanks! This is a very good idea and it works. However I would like to use graphics command such as contourPlot and others, and this seems not to be possible using a .m package run without a frontend? maybe the UsingFrontEnd command may help? But it's quite undocumented! It seems there is no way to run a .nb file without a front-end and save the output of the cells (including graphics) without having the actual frontend running... Someone suggested me to use the Kernel remotely, which could be an idea! However I have some troubles addressing the remote kernel since it is located in a private network and I usually reach it by a double ssh session (ssh user1@gateway and then ssh user2@server) Any quick trick to tell mathematica to load a remote kernel using ssh tunnel? Thank you in advance! Davide On Apr 18, 9:37 am, Jens-Peer Kuska <ku... at informatik.uni-leipzig.de> wrote: > Hi, > > take your notebook, mark all cells as initialization > and save it. The Frontend will as you to create a > package with you code. Say yes and you will have a > *.m file tha you can run with out the FrontEnd > from the kernel. > > Regards > Jens > > ventut... at gmail.com wrote: > > Hi mathematica people! > > I have a notebook with some "heavy numerics" which is supposed to > > produce several plots and output files. > > I have been recently granted access to a server with two quad-cores > > where mathematica 7.0 is installed, however I can access it only > > through some tedious ssh sessions (which can't be really called > > tunneling) and of course I will have troubles automatizing the ssh- > > tunnel. > > Since I would like to run a parallelized version of my code on this > > new machine.. the question is: > > > how can I run the notebook in the remote computer (using shell > > commands such as math < notebook.nb I don't know) as if I was running > > them on the local machine with the graphic interface? in such a way > > that it loads the notebook, it "evaluate cells" and it saves it so > > that I can download it and open it on another machine to watch the > > plots and everything? > > > thank you very much in advance, > > > Davide