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#39 | fixed | RasJ sometimes fails with I/O error | ||
Description |
Sometimes RasJ crashes, returning an exception that references an internal error. For example, for the query <wcs:GetCoverage xmlns:wcs="http://www.opengis.net/wcs/2.0" xmlns:gml="http://www.opengis.net/gml/3.2" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" service="WCS" version="2.0.0"> <wcs:id gml:id="rgb"/> <wcs:trimDimension> <wcs:dimension>x</wcs:dimension> <wcs:trimLow>200</wcs:trimLow> <wcs:trimHigh>202</wcs:trimHigh> </wcs:trimDimension> <wcs:trimDimension> <wcs:dimension>y</wcs:dimension> <wcs:trimLow>250</wcs:trimLow> <wcs:trimHigh>259</wcs:trimHigh> </wcs:trimDimension> </wcs:GetCoverage> sometimes gives the following error in the tomcat logs: rasj[0] rasj: rasdaman Java API. rasdaman 6.1test -- generated Thu Feb 22 19:50:39 CET 2007. rasj[0] Using server http://kahlua.eecs.jacobs-university.de:9001 rasj[0] RnpBaseClientComm.communicate: error: rcv io exception: null [11:07:29] ERROR: [PetascopeInterface] Runtime error : Internal client exception in class RnpBaseClientComm, method communicate(): (none). ... ... [11:07:29] ERROR: [PetascopeInterface] Runtime error : Internal client exception in class RnpBaseClientComm, method communicate(): (none). Caused by: rasj.RasClientInternalException: Internal client exception in class RnpBaseClientComm, method communicate(): (none). at rasj.rnp.RnpBaseClientComm.communicate(RnpBaseClientComm.java:184) at rasj.rnp.RnpBaseClientComm.sendRequestGetAnswer(RnpBaseClientComm.java:105) at rasj.rnp.RasRNPImplementation.executeQueryRequest(RasRNPImplementation.java:848) at rasj.rnp.RasRNPImplementation.queryRequest(RasRNPImplementation.java:389) at rasj.odmg.RasOQLQuery.execute(RasOQLQuery.java:233) at petascope.wcs2.server.ops.GetCoverage.executeRasqlQuery(GetCoverage.java:368) .... .... Cannot fully reproduce this bug, even though I have encountered it several times while working with petascope and rasj. It seems to occur intermitently, once in a while. I have no work-around at the moment. |
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#43 | fixed | C++ Example Programs | ||
Description |
The example files provided with Rasdaman do not execute properly on Ubuntu 32-bit. Below I provide sample output. $ ./avg-cell localhost 7001 RASBASE rgb rasguest rasguest Opening database RASBASE on localhost... OK Starting read-only transaction ... OK Looking up collection rgb ...OK Collection contains 1 entries Exception: Ref Null $ ./lookup localhost 7001 RASBASE rgb rasguest rasguest Opening database RASBASE on localhost... OK Starting read-only transaction ... OK Looking up collection rgb ...OK Collection oid...................: PostgreSQL|RASBASE|1538 type name.............: rgb type structure........: set <marray <struct { char red, char green, char blue }, 2>> type schema...........: set< marray< struct{ char red, char green, char blue } > > number of entries.....: 1 Element type schema...: marray< struct{ char red, char green, char blue } > Image 1 Exception: Ref Null $ ./query localhost 7001 RASBASE rgb rasguest rasguest Opening database RASBASE on localhost... OK Starting read-only transaction ... OK Creating the query object ...OK, Query string is: select a$1 from $2 as a where some_cells( a$3 > $4 ) Substituting query parameters ...OK, Query string is: select a[0:4,0:4] from rgb as a where some_cells( a[8:9,8:9] > 10 ) Executing the query ...FAILED (no explanation text available - cannot find/load file with standard error messages.) Aborting transaction ... OK Closing database ... OK |
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#49 | duplicate | Induced operation breaks MDD structure | ||
Description |
The query
produces the wrong result. The structure of the coverage is somehow lost during processing, and the PNG encoder interprets the result of the addition as a one-band mdd ! However, casting the integer to char solves the problem:
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