Hi,
Before I bang my head against the wall any more on this, does anyone
know why I might be having a problem using a LinearNDSet for one field
and using visad.data.netcdf.Plain.open to create another?
I have terrain: (Longitude, Latitude) -> Elevation read from a netCDF
file.
I have model data: (Longitude, Latitude, Altitude, Time) -> Temperature
for which I construct a LinearNDSet for the 4D domain.
If I make the terrain data first, when I make the Set I get:
java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException: visad.TypeException: Set:
Type must be SetType, RealTupleType or RealType
at visad.Set.adjustType(Set.java:198)
at visad.LinearNDSet.get_linear1d_array(LinearNDSet.java:136)
at visad.LinearNDSet.<init>(LinearNDSet.java:56)
at vmet.MM5Data.makeData(MM5Data.java:56)
at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Native Method)
at vmet.VMETServer.makeData(VMETServer.java:121)
at vmet.VMETServer.makeData(VMETServer.java:92)
at vmet.VMETServer.start(VMETServer.java:67)
at vmet.VMETControl.main(VMETControl.java:50)
If I make the Set first, when I make the terrain I get:
Couldn't initialize class QuantityDBManager
java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException:
java.lang.NullPointerException
at visad.data.netcdf.in.Util.<init>(Util.java:122)
at visad.data.netcdf.in.Util.newUtil(Util.java:146)
at visad.data.netcdf.in.DefaultView.<init>(DefaultView.java:55)
at
visad.data.netcdf.in.NetcdfAdapter.<init>(NetcdfAdapter.java:58)
at visad.data.netcdf.Plain.open(Plain.java:153)
at vmet.TerrainData.makeData(TerrainData.java:37)
at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Native Method)
at vmet.VMETServer.makeData(VMETServer.java:121)
at vmet.VMETServer.makeData(VMETServer.java:92)
at vmet.VMETServer.start(VMETServer.java:67)
at vmet.VMETControl.main(VMETControl.java:50)
Either one works fine when the other is not around.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Doug
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