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[IDV #FSO-119762]: Generating bundle files

My bad on both parts. I guess I should test first then answer support questions.

> 
> I set the name of my test dataset to "dataset1," there didn't seem to
> be an "id" field, and saved the bundle to test.xidv. When I tried to
> use the notation you provided I get a null pointer:
> 
I was thinking of the ID field for the displays. You are right in setting the
data source name.

> [brucef@mongo IDV]$ ./runIDV -bundle /Users/brucef/Desktop/test.xidv -
> setfiles "dataset1" "Shelves/f364/9575/f3649575-30be-45ae-a8d2-
> f808126f21c7/8km_0624_2003.2000utc_12_12.nc"
> ERROR: An error has occurred:
> Processing arguments
> java.lang.NullPointerException
> java.lang.NullPointerException


An unintended side effect of some newer functionality. This is fixed now and 
will be
in tonights nightly build. Sorry.


> In reality, I'm not really looking to change the files the bundle
> points to, but to externally create a bundle file appropriate for
> displaying various different types of data that we have archived.  I
> have been loading and displaying data via OPeNDAP and saving the
> bundle and using that as a template, the issue is that I would like
> to make that specific template as generic as possible by removing the
> specific portions, such as scale and projection information, and
> leave those for IDV to figure out.
> 
If all you want to do is load in the data source into the idv then 
by all means just do:
idv -data "the path to the data"
If you want to have a generic bundle just do the string replacement
that I initially described.

-Jeff


Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: FSO-119762
Department: Support IDV
Priority: Normal
Status: Closed