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Hi Patrick, Nicolas:Its not currently possible to bypass the catalog/dataset page. You would have to write some custom code for that. Not sure how this mixes in with the other services. If you just want an http file server, regular web servers like apache would do that.
John On 10/22/2013 2:11 AM, Patrick Brockmann wrote:
On 10/21/2013 11:26 PM, John Caron wrote:Hi Patrick: I think you can use multiple datasetScan. Not sure if you are asking something else? Did you try that?Hi John, yes I have tried. It is all right to associate different services to different type of files. What I would like to do is to bypass the display of the form (the one that exposes the different service, see attached image from my previous mail) and display directly the content of the file. In fact, I would like to get the same behaviour that with an http server for text files and html files. Is it possible to configure my thredds catalog this way ? Regards PatrickJohn On 10/21/2013 3:23 AM, Patrick Brockmann wrote:Hi John, I come back on this issue raised by Nicolas, offline this time. Actually Nicolas and I work for the same institute (IPSL). He works on the upgrade of an old DODS server (cgi-bin) by a TDS infrastructure. We would like to keep the classic direct http access for text files (extension *.txt) and offer the new services proposed by the TDS for netCDF files. The present situation is that you always pass by the form that exposed the dataset and its services (see attached captured image). As said, for this kind of extension (*txt), no other service other than fileServer would be proposed and so we would like to expose their content directly. Same with html files. Is is possible ? try : from http://webportals.ipsl.jussieu.fr/thredds/catalog/CARBON/catalog.html http://webportals.ipsl.jussieu.fr/thredds/catalog/CARBON/catalog.html?dataset=testDatasetScan1/atextfile.txt or http://webportals.ipsl.jussieu.fr/thredds/catalog/CARBON/catalog.html?dataset=testDatasetScan1/ahtmlfile.html Best regards Patrick