[thredds] Where in the code is the wms layer name of a grib file determined?

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• Subject: [thredds] Where in the code is the wms layer name of a grib file determined?
• From: David Gil <dgilo@xxxxxxxx>
• Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2017 11:33:18 +0200

Hi!

I'm writing a webmap app to show grib files with TDS. To have control of the 
wms layer names, I 
have made grib tables of my own with which I get layer names like "11_105" 
instead of 
"Temperature_height_above_ground".

The problem comes for example with Accumulated Precipitation, where I get an 
extra string 
appended: "61_105_Mixed_intervals_Accumulation". I have looked throughout the 
code for 
where does that "_Mixed_intervals_Accumulation" come from for hours, but I 
haven't found 
anything useful [1].

Could you please point me to the places in the code that determine the wms 
layer names? It is 
very important that I fully understand it, so that I don't get any other 
surprises.

Thank you in advance,


David Gil Oliva
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[1] The string "Mixed_intervals_Accumulation" appears many times in 
grib/src/main/resources/
resources/grib1/grib1VarMap.xml and this file is used in the class 
GribVariableRenamer, but this 
class is deprecated.

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