Thanks Rich. The Unidata folk usually are very responsive. Our
"problem", if you will, is that the present version 3.17.x is running
very stably for what we need it to do, and only want to switch when
TDS4 is reasonably stable. Ideally we would do more in-house testing,
but ideally I would be rolling in money with a large and talented
staff (well my staff is talented, but large we are not).
-Roy
On May 19, 2009, at 2:32 PM, Richard Signell wrote:
Roy,
We've been hitting the TDS 4 pretty hard, trying a bunch of different
types of gridded data with the Forecast Model Run Collection
aggregation.
We are using features only available in TDS4, so we need it, but we
also are not operational so we are okay working through the bugs. The
good news is that the Unidata guys are extremely responsive, fixing
bugs usually within 24 hours.
I'd guess we have upgraded about 6-10 times in the last month.
-Rich
On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 5:18 PM, Roy Mendelssohn
<Roy.Mendelssohn@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi All:
We have TDS 4.0.9 running in-house, but have not had a lot of
chance to test
it. If any can answer some of these questions, I would appreciate
it:
1. What quality is this considered (alpha, beta, beta(x), rc)
2. Has anyone done a lot of testing with the OpeNDAP service with
highly
time aggregated data?
3. Has anyone done a lot of testing of the WCS service with highly
time
aggregated data (in this past, this has at times gotten broken
with new
versions). Has anyone looked at Geotiff output from projected
data, such as
Mercator and Albers?
4. Has anyone done much testing with the WMS service with highly
time
aggregated data?
Basically, at some point we would want to switch over to TDS4, but
our TDS
is highly operational with a lot of data requests a day, and we
need to be
certain that it is reasonably stable in all the operations before
we do so.
And, we have been swamped so we have not been able to do much
testing, but
am hoping others have had time and can share what they have
learned/experienced/etc.
Thanks,
-Roy
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Southwest Fisheries Science Center
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Pacific Grove, CA 93950-2097
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