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Bug #2937

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Differentiate error msg between broken dataset links and insufficient access

Added by ben leinfelder over 17 years ago. Updated almost 17 years ago.

Status:
Resolved
Priority:
Normal
Category:
data access
Target version:
Start date:
09/06/2007
Due date:
% Done:

0%

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Bugzilla-Id:
2937

Description

When dragging a dataset from quicksearch results to the canvas, a more accurate error message should be presented depending on the actual problem (either the current user does not have access to the dataset[s] or the dataset[s] are not available (broken link)).


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dataset_error.pdf (14.4 KB) dataset_error.pdf ben leinfelder, 09/06/2007 01:33 PM

Related issues

Blocks Kepler - Bug #3132: Once an EML dataset gets an error in downloading, cache interface will keep getting same errorResolvedJing Tao02/05/2008

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Actions #1

Updated by Dan Higgins over 17 years ago

Although mote meaningful error messages are clearly needed, I thought that Kepler currently only shows publicly accessable data in its earthgrid searches. So access limitation problems should never occur? (Dan Higgins)

Actions #3

Updated by ben leinfelder over 17 years ago

The case this bug addresses occurs when the metadata (and possibly some, but not all data files) are public and there also exists one or more private data files in the package.
Looks like might have to store individual error msgs in cache? That seems like overkill. Maybe just initial alert when first attempting to read from Earthgrid, then more generic error when retrieving (empty) file from cache.

Actions #4

Updated by ben leinfelder almost 17 years ago

this is related to bug 3132 in that data download errors are not self correcting.

Actions #5

Updated by ben leinfelder almost 17 years ago

MessageHandler is being used to display any errors on download. and the errors are self correcting now (cache gets cleaned up if there was a download error)

Actions #6

Updated by Redmine Admin over 11 years ago

Original Bugzilla ID was 2937

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