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connormanning / cesium.entwine.io

Static website to view Entwine's 3D-tiles output in Cesium
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Input path #6

Closed salutonalpha closed 7 years ago

salutonalpha commented 7 years ago

Following this: docker run -it -v $HOME:$HOME connormanning/entwine build /var/entwine/config/cesium.json -i https://www.liblas.org/samples/autzen/autzen-hole-utm.laz -o ~/autzen It works.

But If I change the input parameter like this: -i E:\download\pointcloud.las It throws Exception in pool task: Unable to open stream for ‘E:\download\pointcloud.las’ with error ‘No such file or directory’ Encountered an error: Zero points found Existing.

If I use local service supported by IIS and the URL as the input parameter like this: -i http://localhost/3DTiles/download/pointcloud.las Performing dataset inference... 1 / 1: https://127.0.0.1/3DTiles/download/pointcloud.las Exception in pool task: Could not read from localhost/3DTiles/download/pointcloud.las Encountered an error: Zero points found Existing.

connormanning commented 7 years ago

I don't think the -v $HOME:$HOME trick works on Windows, so your volume is not mapped properly. Try -v E:\downloads:E:\downloads or something similar. Docker has documentation for this here.

For your second issue, you cannot access localhost like this via docker. I'm not positive how it works on Windows, but typically there is a magical IP address exposed within the container (called dockerhost) that maps to the host machine's localhost. You would also need to expose the desired port, in your case 80, via your virtual machine's network management system. Unfortunately I don't have any experience with this on Windows so I can't be of much help here.