HDFView

HDFView is a visual tool for browsing and editing HDF4 and HDF5 files. Using HDFView, you can

view a file hierarchy in a tree structure
create new file, add or delete groups and datasets
view and modify the content of a dataset
add, delete and modify attributes
replace I/O and GUI components such as table view, image view and metadata view

About This Release: - new features and major changes of the latest version
the User's Guide: - information on how to use the HDFView
the Module Guide: - instruction on how to implement HDFView modules

Download

The HDF Group is conducting an HDFView user survey. Your kind participation will help us improve our commitment in serving the HDF community. Please take a few minutes to go over the survey questions at

HDFView User Survey

HDFView can be downloaded quickly from here. JRE1.6 is bundled in the distribution. No additional software is needed to run HDFView.

64-bit distribution -- runs on 64-bit systems with 64-bit JRE

Windows [40 MB]
Linux x86 [63 MB]
Solaris SPARC 86 MB]
Mac Intel [8 MB]

32-bit distribution -- runs on 32-bit systems or 64-bit systems with 32-bit JRE

Windows [44 MB]
Linux [49 MB]
Solaris SPARC [85 MB]
Mac Intel [8 MB]

Install/Run Instructions

Unix:
- To install, type: sh ./hdfview_install_xxx.bin
- To run, type: ./hdfview
Mac OS X:
- To install, open hdfview_install_macosx_xxx.zip
- To run, {where_you_install_hdfview}/hdfview.sh
  or click on the HDFView Icon on the desktop
Windows:
- To install, type: hdfview_install_windows_xxx.exe
- To run, select HDFView from the menu, Start -> programs -> HDFView 2.x -> HDFView 2.x

Documentation

The HDFView User's Guide, accessible from the top of this page, contains detailed information on installing and using HDFView.

- - Last modified:January 12th 2012