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This is OPeNDAP's new Wiki-based documentation site. Here you will find documentation on the different components of OPeNDAP software; how to download, install and configure these components; future development and projects within OPeNDAP; and more. | This is OPeNDAP's new Wiki-based documentation site. Here you will find documentation on the different components of OPeNDAP software; how to download, install and configure these components; future development and projects within OPeNDAP; and more. | ||
Revision as of 04:43, 26 May 2009
This is OPeNDAP's new Wiki-based documentation site. Here you will find documentation on the different components of OPeNDAP software; how to download, install and configure these components; future development and projects within OPeNDAP; and more.
We invite contributions from the community! If you would like an account to contribute to this site, please email OPeNDAP User Support.
Contents
1 Documentation
User and Project documentation, Information about past meetings and links to technical documentation can all be found in this section.
2 Working Groups
The section for working group activities.
3 Meetings
3.1 OPeNDAP Developer's Workshop 2007
3.2 OPeNDAP Workshops at APAC and the Australian BOM, Oct. 2007.
4 Current Development
4.1 Hyrax Development
4.2 IOOS Gateway
4.3 DAP3/4
4.4 WCS
4.5 NC-DAP
4.6 REAP Cataloging and Searching
5 Project Ideas
6 Completed Projects
6.1 NetCDF Translation
6.2 CheapStix
7 Templates
To use the templates, you include the template using MediaWiki's {{ ... }} syntax. In a normal template substitution, the mediawiki rendering engine goes and gets the template text every time the page is rendered. If, however, the template name is preceded with subst: then the mediawiki markup is copied to the destination page and can be edited without affecting, or being affected by, the original template code. See http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/MediaWiki_User_Guide/Templates and http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Templates
To include the markup for a skeleton use case, as defined by the template below, include {{subst:Use Case}} in a blank page and then Save the page.