The THREDDS people will probably give you a more complete answer, but
based on what I know:
1. TDS does not use Hyrax - it is 100% java and use the nj22 code.
2. If you are using the OPeNDAP DRDS to connect to data bases, TDS
does not do that.
3. We have netcdf files of all kinds - and there has been no problem
of serving in the one or the other server. TDS does provide
aggregation and the ability to append metadata through NcML.
4. Based on experience from others, GRIB data works just fine also.
5. On the client side, it should make no difference.
HTH,
-Roy
On May 1, 2007, at 5:45 PM, Pauline Mak wrote:
Hi all,
Has anyone done any extensive testing on the compatibilities
between THREDDS OPeNDAP server and the OPeNDAP servers themselves?
I'm trying to gauge if it is possible to replace our OPeNDAP server
with THREDDS, and then, maybe bring down the old OPeNDAP servers.
I'm in the process of going through some of the clients listed on
the opendap site. Lastly, does the THREDDS OPeNDAP server uses
Hyrax (Server 4)?
Thanks,
-Pauline.
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