Hi All,
I'm attempting to do some slightly "unconventional" things with the Java NetCDF
library and I was hoping someone might be able to answer a question or two.
In a nutshell:
The goal is to break a netcdf file into three streams (DAS, DDS, and DODS) and
then reconstitute them as a NetCDF file. Using the GuardedDatasetImpl, DAS,
DDS, and CEEvaluator classes, I've been able to accomplish the "splitting" part
of the workflow - resulting in 3 files: the .das, the .dds, and the ".dods".
Now I'm a bit stuck. I'm having a hard time finding a class or classes to help
me reconstruct a valid NetcdfFile (or NetcdfDataset) object from the 3 "bits".
I can remake the DAS and DDS objects, but I'm not finding a way to regenerate
the NetcdfFile itself (along with it's data). This surprises me a little as it
seems like this (the reconstruction) would be easier than the
"deconstruction"...
Is it possible to do this? Any help/advice would be most appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Best,
Chris
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