On 11/5/2010 8:05 AM, Eric Russell wrote:
John Caron wrote:On 11/4/2010 2:19 PM, Eric Russell wrote:Hi John, I'm the author of My World GIS; I've previously written to you from the address address@hidden, but I'm now at National Geographic. After a long hiatus from working on My World GIS, I'm getting version 5 ready for release. In the process, I discovered an issue with ucar.nc2.NetcdfFile.getRaf. The problem may be specific to Windows. When you call getRaf with a "file:" URL that contains escaped spaces, it throws a FileNotFoundException. I fixed the problem by changing line 496 from uriString = uriString.substring(5); to uriString = StringUtil.unescape(uriString.substring(5)); (this is in version 4 of the NetCDF-Java source code; My World is still on Java 1.5). I tested it on MacOS X Snow Leopard, and it doesn't seem to cause any problems there. I haven't tested it on Linux yet. EricHi again Eric:Hmmm thats interesting. Under what circumstances does a location get passed in with escaped spaces?So are you still working on MyWorld for northwestern, or is it somehow involved with ngs?regards, JohnHi John,I'm passing a file: URL to the InvDatasetImpl constructor, then calling ThreddsDataFactory.openFeatureDataset on it. Even if the spaces in the URL I provide are unescaped, they get escaped by some point by netcdf-java, before the URL gets passed to NetcdfFile.getRaf.Northwestern transferred the My World copyrights to National Geographic, since the whole My World team (Danny Edelson and I) is now at NGS. We're more focused on web-based GIS now (our new project is http://www.fieldscope.org), but we want to get this last release out the door so all the work that went into it doesn't go to waste.Eric
ok, ill add in your fix, thanks.