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[Datastream #KWH-516898]: CALIPSO satellite images (HDF)
- Subject: [Datastream #KWH-516898]: CALIPSO satellite images (HDF)
- Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2014 17:12:00 -0700
Hi Aranxa,
We reviewed the images and HDF data file that you sent this afternoon.
Here are comments based on what we saw:
- the error shown in HDFXError.png indicates that a needed program,
javaw.exe, can not be found
A quick Google search for javaw.exe show the following in one of the
links:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-us/3c2be4fe-7633-4933-96db-60a15ec24413/javawexe-file-missing
javaw.exe is an executable which is part of the Oracle Java Runtime
Environment (JRE).
You are probably receiving this error because an application dependent on
Java has been installed
and is a Startup program. It is also possible, in case, you un-installed
Java; that though Java was
removed, this entry was left in the startup registry entries.
To fix the error
1. Easiest solution - Download and install Java.
2. Press Windows key + R, type msconfig and press Enter > Startup tab.
Now,
a - if javaw.exe is in the list, uncheck it > Click OK > Restart to see if
issue is fixed.
b - if javaw.exe is not present; try unchecking any suspicious entries >
Click OK > Restart.
If issue is not fixed; re-check the entry you unchecked and then uncheck
another entry > OK > Restart.
Keep doing so until you find the culprit - leave it unchecked.
I see that you are running 64-bit Windows 7 on your ASUS computer. This
matches the
Windows installation on my laptop, so perhaps I can try and mimic what you are
trying to do and give you my feedback.
Questions:
- is Java installed on your Windows 7 machine?
It may have been at one time and then either removed or disabled. I say this
because about a year ago Microsoft implemented informing Windows users about
the potential problems in running Java especially in web browsers.
- what application were you trying to run when you got the error shown in the
HDFXError.png picture?
I _think_ you are trying to run HDFView, but I am not sure.
Comments:
- we used the IDV to open the HDF file you provided, but the structure of the
file does not lend itself to good/full use by generic applications like the
IDV
This is because the fields in the data file are missing lots of information
like useful variable attributes and well defined/understandable dimensions.
- since I think you were trying to run HDFView, I downloaded and installed it
on my Windows 7 laptop
I have no problems reading the HDF file you sent and producing line plots
of various fields in the application. Since I don't know much about your
data file OR HDFView, I was not able to do more sophisticated processing
of the data with the application.
So, the question is if you are trying to run HDFView and are running into
problems? If yes, I can perhaps help you get the application running on
your Windows 7 machine.
Cheers,
Tom
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Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: KWH-516898
Department: Support Datastream
Priority: Normal
Status: Closed