Hi
We never had neither Aladin nor table visualisation lib integrated in MMODA. This requires frontend development with a different approach (currently, visualisations are generated by dispatcher and embedded in the page). I don't know well the approach of js9 though.

Normally, JS9 visualisation should be available for images, we didn't remove it. Need to explore why frontend doesn't recognise product as a sky image

@burnout87 may also have insights

If its gone, the change that removed compromised helper is responsible. Then we should restore it and patch ad suggested. @dsavchenko could you please help?

for aladin, is there any difficulty to make dispatcher generate page with aladin? @dsavchenko @burnout87 ? Then its a small change, no refactoring.

JS9 is not deactivated. It works with ISGRI for example.
In MAGIC however, it's not active. Maybe because this button is in the first window. But here we have a list, not a single image.

See attached screenshots.

This requires JS changes in frontend I guess, the logic there is a bit convoluted

I confirm what @dsavchenko said.

The JS9 button is not available for the case @andriineronov is working on, because of the logic implemented in the frontend. However it should be quite easy to extend the logic also to the case here described, I will work on it

Oh good. Just to keep track of the mentioned point, would it really be difficult to generate a page with aladinlite from dispatcher?

Oh good. Just to keep track of the mentioned point, would it really be difficult to generate a page with aladinlite from dispatcher?

And replace JS9 and/or bokeh? it would need an implementation of a similar function inside the plot_tool of the dispatcher, but I dont have experience (yet) with Aladin

Oh good. Just to keep track of the mentioned point, would it really be difficult to generate a page with aladinlite from dispatcher?

And replace JS9 and/or bokeh? it would need an implementation of a similar function inside the plot_tool of the dispatcher, but I dont have experience (yet) with Aladin

If it's not currently urgent, maybe it's for a bit later. But very soon it would be desirable.

I think it's not complex, easier than JS9. You can ask @francoismg for advice.

edit: ultimately to replace both bokeh (for images) and js9. both js9 and bokeh are not ideal, at the moment for sure.

From what I understand, with aladin, one can't do as with bokeh, generating the visualisation server-side.

The file needs to be served by url. Looks like js9 now uses this approach, at least I see that temporary file js9.fits is created in a session dir and then served via api/v1.0/oda/product/<path> directly from there. For me, it's unclear, why we ever need this temporary file as long as the actual product file is also directly servable.