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Hi Daryl, > I have three LDM related questions that may each be goose chases :) > > 1) What is the character encoding of "text" data coming down the IDD? Is > is supposed to be US-ASCII or is it Western-European something? The textual data-products on the IDD are mostly from NOAAPORT, so whatever encoding the NWS uses will be the encoding on the IDD. This link might help: <http://www.nws.noaa.gov/tg/table.html>. > 2) Why did this CAPOUN product end up in the HDS feedtype, while the > HMLDMX ended up in the IDS type? They are both XML, but one does not > have DOS LF. Is that it? You got me. I know the LDM but not the data. I'll forward this to Tom. I think, however, that data-products on the NOAAPORT textual channel are tagged IDS|DDPLUS and those on a particular, non-textual channel are tagged HDS. > Jan 29 16:41:50 pqcat INFO: 4674 20130129162932.235 HDS 28695901 > XOUS54 KWBC 291629 /pCAPOUN > Jan 29 16:14:42 pqcat INFO: 72611 20130129161039.891 IDS|DDPLUS > 28652970 SRUS53 KDMX 291610 /pHMLDMX > > 3) Why do IDD products have "\r\r\n" line feeds, instead of DOS CRLF, > which is "\r\n"? Is there a reference to what "\r\r\n" means? You figured that out. :-) > thanks, > daryl > > > -- > /** > * Daryl Herzmann > * Assistant Scientist -- Iowa Environmental Mesonet > * http://mesonet.agron.iastate.edu > */ Regards, Steve Emmerson Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: DGN-677559 Department: Support LDM Priority: Normal Status: Closed