Viviane Vasconcellos de Menezes wrote:
Hi,
I was using an old version from Netcdf Java API (ucar.netcdf) to read
Netcdf files.
Now, I'm doing an uptade in my program and I saw the new version from
Netcdf Java API. I'm very interested in the feature "dataset"
because this would do easier my job. I read the latest manual and so,
I decided to test it. I've got a Netcdf file that follows COARDS
convection (It was produced in ferret software), applied ncdump >>
resulting in the file .cdl, put the attribute global
:Convection="COARDS" in :history header, and finally I've created
another nc file with ncgen.
So, in my java program I've wrote these line commands:
try {
Netcdf nc=ucar.nc2.dataset.NetcdfDataset.factory("c:\...\BFOR.nc",null);
NetcdfDataset ds=ucar.nc2.dataset.conv.Convection.factory(nc);
....
}catch(IOException e) {JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null,"problems
!!")}
Well, the problem is that the program stopped in the line
NetcdfDataset and Everything after this don't work. If I put anything
before this line, it works fine. I've also tried with a nc file
without Convection attribute and it didn't work too.
Am I doing everything wrong? I need some help. Sorry for my english ...
Thanks in advance
Viviane
hi viviane:
in general, print error messsages like
try {
Netcdf nc=ucar.nc2.dataset.NetcdfDataset.factory("c:\...\BFOR.nc",null);
NetcdfDataset ds=ucar.nc2.dataset.conv.Convection.factory(nc);
....
}catch(IOException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
that will tell you what the error is
i think your problem are the backslashes, always use forward slashes in
java:
"c:/.../BFOR.nc"
you may also be interested in the functionality you get from the geogrid
package, in which case you would use:
public static GridDataset factory(java.lang.String netcdfFileURI) throws
java.io.IOException