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Interface | URL prefix | Description |
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JSON | /json | returns JSON formatted data structures, used for raw data transfer |
CDL | /cdl | returns a CDL template with markers replaced |
netCDF | /netcdf | returns an empty netCDF file based on a CDL template |
Python | /python | returns a Python script generating an empty netCDF file based on a CDL template |
Matlab | /matlab | returns a Matlab script generating an empty netCDF file based on a CDL template |
| R | /rncdf4 | returns a R script generating an empty netCDF file based on a CDL template |
ncML | /ncml | returns a netCDF file description in netCDF Markup Language (ncML) which can be used to non-intrusively append netCDF meta data to an already existing netCDF file. The resulting XML formatted file should be kept with the netCDF file that it describes. |
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Python, Matlab and ncML interface
Also the Python, Matlab, R and ncML interface are virtually the same. They all generate scripts that in turn generate an empty netCDF file according to a given CDL template (with markers replaced). The only difference between the interfaces is the language the generated script uses. The interfaces use the same syntax as the CDL and netCDF interface:
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/python/<template>?m[<marker>]=<value>&m[<marker>]=<value>& ... &m[<marker>]=<value>
/matlab/<template>?m[<marker>]=<value>&m[<marker>]=<value>& ... &m[<marker>]=<value>
/rncdf4/<template>?m[<marker>]=<value>&m[<marker>]=<value>& ... &m[<marker>]=<value>
/ncml/<template>?m[<marker>]=<value>&m[<marker>]=<value>& ... &m[<marker>]=<value>
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