Ok, thanks for reminding me of the problem.
Im still not sure of the context, in the TDS, i just pass the
HttpServletRequest and HttpServletResponse to you:
ncfile = datasetSource.getNetcdfFile(req, res);
So presumably there's something in the resulting file that is a problem when
being served by the TDS through OPeNDAP(??)
If so, can you try to capture that DDS and DAS and send them, or perhaps give
me a hole in you firewall, or ???
Roland Schweitzer wrote:
Hi John,
Sorry. I'll use the support address in the future.
You'll recall that we were having this problem before when accessing my
data files via the IOSP layer directly. James investigated here:
http://scm.opendap.org:8090/trac/ticket/841. This problem was fixed by
you as noted in you 3.15 release notes:
* opendap look for encoded chars in the CE (eg %20)
I assume this is the same problem, except in the case where the URL gets
treated via the DataSource plugin. Your code peals off the OPeNDAP
constraint expression and does something with it and in this case what
it does must be different than when the IOSP is called directly.
Roland
John Caron wrote:
Sorry, Roland, this one slipped through.
BTW, if you send email to
support-netcdf-java@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
it goes into an issue tracker and is less likely (but still possible)
to be ignored.
The main problem with answering these quickly is when I cant reproduce
the problem. Then I have to think about it, and thats a limited
resource :^(
Anyway:
** unknown netCDF error code: -31
XAXLEVITR
seems to be coming from the netcdf C library ?? I dont understand how
that could come from the java library.
Roland Schweitzer wrote:
John,
I'm getting ready to go to Seattle next week and meet with Steve and
the gang. I mentioned a while back that I think there is a bug in
the DataSource implementation such that the OPeNDAP constraint
expressions don't get property decoded as they do for a request that
flows directly through to the IOSP. I'd like to be able to report at
least that I've heard back from you on this topic even if it's to say
you think I'm all wet and you doubt there is a bug.
Thanks,
Roland
