Re: Export a variable as CDL file

[Paul Hasenohr <phasenohr@cls.fr>]

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Don,

Unfortunately, my server is not publically available unless you get 
connected to the internet with the jaguar.pmel.noaa.gov computer.
In this case, my URL is http://dynamique.mercator.com.fr:81/dodsC/ (or 
http://dynamique.mercator.com.fr:8080/dodsC/)
My OpenDAP server is the Aggregation Server v0.6

Does ncBrowse negociate internet access with a proxy server ?

Thanks

Paul


At 09:15 22/11/2002 -0800, Donald Denbo wrote:
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>Paul,
>         Could you send me the url so that I can look into this?  thanks.
>
>Don
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>On Friday, November 22, 2002, at 06:04  AM, Paul Hasenohr wrote:
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>>Hello,
>>
>>I am using ncBrowse 1.3.3Beta5. I access OpenDAP data and I would like to 
>>save this data as a CDL file.
>>But the CDL files I generated are incomplete. The data values are missing.
>>Here is a copy of a file I produced with ncBrowse :
>>
>>***************BEGINNING OF FILE***********************
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>>netcdf Salinity.cdl {
>>dimensions:
>>      time = 4 ;
>>      NbLongitudes = 744 ;
>>      NbLatitudes = 169 ;
>>      GridDepth = 6 ;
>>variables:
>>      int time(time);
>>         time:units = "days since 2001-10-09 00:00";
>>      double NbLongitudes(NbLongitudes);
>>         NbLongitudes:_FillValue = 1.8446744073709552E19; // double
>>         NbLongitudes:long_name = "Longitudes";
>>         NbLongitudes:units = "degrees_east";
>>      double NbLatitudes(NbLatitudes);
>>         NbLatitudes:_FillValue = 1.8446744073709552E19; // double
>>         NbLatitudes:long_name = "Latitudes";
>>         NbLatitudes:units = "degrees_north";
>>      double GridDepth(GridDepth);
>>         GridDepth:_FillValue = 1.84467440737096E19; // double
>>         GridDepth:long_name = "Depth";
>>         GridDepth:units = "m";
>>      float Salinity(time, NbLongitudes, NbLatitudes, GridDepth);
>>         Salinity:_FillValue = 1.8446744E19; // float
>>         Salinity:units = "psu";
>>         Salinity:long_name = "Salinity";
>>data:
>>
>>  time = 0, 29, 30, 31 ;
>>
>>  NbLongitudes = -64.59999949489, -64.4999994934, -64.39999949191,
>>    -64.29999949042, -64.19999948893, -64.09999948744, -63.99999948595,
>>    -63.89999948446, -63.79999948297, -63.69999948148, -63.59999947999,
>>    [...]
>>    8.60000159579, 8.70000159728, 8.80000159877, 8.90000160026, 
>> 9.00000160175,
>>    9.10000160324, 9.20000160473, 9.30000160622, 9.40000160771, 9.5000016092,
>>    9.60000161069, 9.70000161218 ;
>>
>>  NbLatitudes = 9.0, 9.10000000149, 9.20000000298, 9.30000000447,
>>    9.40000000596, 9.50000000745, 9.60000000894, 9.70000001043, 
>> 9.80000001192,
>>    9.90000001341, 10.0000000149, 10.10000001639, 10.20000001788,
>>   [...]
>>    25.10000023989, 25.20000024138, 25.30000024287, 25.40000024436,
>>    25.50000024585, 25.60000024734, 25.70000024883, 25.80000025032 ;
>>
>>  GridDepth = 3.13, 9.7658, 17.0168, 25.0889, 34.1473, 44.3913 ;
>>
>>**************END OF 
>>FILE*****************************************************************
>>
>>
>>What am I doing wrong ?
>>Can anybody help me please ?
>>
>>Thanks
>>
>>Regards
>>Paul Hasenohr
>>
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