threddsConfig.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<threddsConfig>

  <!-- all options are commented out in standard install - meaning use default values -->
  <!-- see http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/projects/THREDDS/tech/reference/ThreddsConfigXMLFile.html -->

  <serverInformation>
    <name>THREDDS</name>
    <logoUrl>http://www.centec.tecnico.ulisboa.pt/renew2020/App_Themes/Renew2020/Images/IST_logo.jpg</logoUrl>
    <logoAltText>THREDDS</logoAltText>

    <abstract>Scientific Data</abstract>
    <keywords>meteorology, atmosphere, climate, ocean, earth science</keywords>

    <contact>
      <name>Fabio Almeida</name>
      <organization>CENTEC</organization>
      <email>fabio.almeida@centec.tecnico.ulisboa.pt</email>
      <!--phone></phone-->
    </contact>
    <hostInstitution>
      <name>Centro de Engenharia e Tecnologia Naval e Oceanica</name>
      <webSite>http://www.centec.tecnico.ulisboa.pt/</webSite>
      <logoUrl>http://www.centec.tecnico.ulisboa.pt/images/centec.png</logoUrl>
      <logoAltText>CENTEC</logoAltText>
    </hostInstitution>
  </serverInformation>

  <!-- The <catalogRoot> element: -->
  <!-- For catalogs you don't want visible from the /thredds/catalog.xml chain -->
  <!-- of catalogs, you can use catalogRoot elements. Each catalog root config -->
  <!-- catalog is crawled and used in configuring the TDS. -->

  <catalogRoot>catalog.xml</catalogRoot>
  <!-- <catalogRoot>myOtherExtraCatalog.xml</catalogRoot> -->

  <!--
   * Setup for generated HTML pages.
   *
   * NOTE: URLs may be absolute or relative, relative URLs must be relative
   * to the webapp URL, i.e., http://server:port/thredds/.
    -->
  <htmlSetup>
    <!--
     * CSS documents used in generated HTML pages.
     * The CSS document given in the "catalogCssUrl" element is used for all pages
     * that are HTML catalog views. The CSS document given in the "standardCssUrl"
     * element is used in all other generated HTML pages.
     * -->
    <standardCssUrl>tdsGen.css</standardCssUrl>
    <catalogCssUrl>tdsCat.css</catalogCssUrl>
    <openDapCssUrl>tdsDap.css</openDapCssUrl>

    <!--
    * The URLs (relative to "/thredds/") and alternate text for both
    * folder and dataset icons used in HTML catalog views.
    * -->
    <folderIconUrl>folder.png</folderIconUrl>
    <!-- <folderIconAlt>Folder</folderIconAlt> -->
    <datasetIconUrl>scan_folder.png</datasetIconUrl>
    <!-- <datasetIconAlt>Dataset</datasetIconAlt> -->

    <!--
     * The Google Analytics Tracking code you would like to use for the
     * webpages associated with THREDDS. This will not track WMS or DAP
     * requests for data, only browsing the catalog.
    -->
    <googleTrackingCode></googleTrackingCode>

  </htmlSetup>

  <!--
    The <TdsUpdateConfig> element controls if and how the TDS checks
    for updates. The default is for the TDS to check for the current
    stable and development release versions, and to log that information
    in the TDS serverStartup.log file as INFO entries.

  <TdsUpdateConfig>
     <logVersionInfo>true</logVersionInfo>
  </TdsUpdateConfig>
  -->

  <!--
   The <CORS> element controls Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS).
   CORS is a way to allow a website (such as THREDDS) to open up access
   to resources to web pages and applications running on a different domain.
   One example would be allowing a web-application to use fonts from
   a separate host. For TDS, this can allow a javascript app running on a
   different site to access data on a THREDDS server.
   For more information see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-origin_resource_sharing
   The elements below represent defaults. Only the <enabled> tag is required
   to enable CORS. The default allowed origin is '*', which allows sharing
   to any domain.
  -->
  <CORS>
    <enabled>true</enabled>
    <maxAge>1728000</maxAge>
    <allowedMethods>GET</allowedMethods>
    <allowedHeaders>Authorization</allowedHeaders>
    <allowedOrigin>*</allowedOrigin>
  </CORS>

  <!--
   The <CatalogServices> element:
   - Services on local TDS served catalogs are always on.
   - Services on remote catalogs are set with the allowRemote element
   below. They are off by default (recommended).
   -->
  <CatalogServices>
    <allowRemote>false</allowRemote>
  </CatalogServices>

  <!--
  Configuring the CDM (netcdf-java library)
  see http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/software/netcdf-java/reference/RuntimeLoading.html

  <nj22Config>
    <ioServiceProvider class="edu.univ.ny.stuff.FooFiles"/>
    <coordSysBuilder convention="foo" class="test.Foo"/>
    <coordTransBuilder name="atmos_ln_sigma_coordinates" type="vertical" class="my.stuff.atmosSigmaLog"/>
    <typedDatasetFactory datatype="Point" class="gov.noaa.obscure.file.Flabulate"/>
  </nj22Config>
  -->

  <!--
  CDM uses the DiskCache directory to store temporary files, like uncompressed files.
  <DiskCache>
    <alwaysUse>false</alwaysUse>
    <scour>1 hour</scour>
    <maxSize>1 Gb</maxSize>
  </DiskCache>
  -->

  <!--
  Caching open NetcdfFile objects.
  default is to allow 50 - 100 open files, cleanup every 11 minutes
  -->
  <NetcdfFileCache>
    <minFiles>100</minFiles>
    <maxFiles>200</maxFiles>
    <scour>11 min</scour>
  </NetcdfFileCache>

  <!--
  The <HTTPFileCache> element:
  allow 10 - 20 open datasets, cleanup every 17 minutes
  used by HTTP Range requests.
  <HTTPFileCache>
    <minFiles>10</minFiles>
    <maxFiles>20</maxFiles>
    <scour>17 min</scour>
  </HTTPFileCache>
  -->

  <!--
  Writing GRIB indexes.
  <GribIndexing>
    <setExtendIndex>false</setExtendIndex>
    <alwaysUseCache>false</alwaysUseCache>
  </GribIndexing>
  -->

  <!--
  Persist joinNew aggregations to named directory. scour every 24 hours, delete stuff older than 90 days
  <AggregationCache>
    <scour>24 hours</scour>
    <maxAge>90 days</maxAge>
  </AggregationCache>
  -->

  <!--
  How to choose the template dataset for an aggregation. latest, random, or penultimate
  <Aggregation>
    <typicalDataset>penultimate</typicalDataset>
  </Aggregation>
  -->

  <!--
  The Netcdf Subset Service is off by default.
  -->
  <NetcdfSubsetService>
    <allow>true</allow>
    <scour>10 min</scour>
    <maxAge>-1 min</maxAge>
  </NetcdfSubsetService>

  <Opendap>
    <ascLimit>100</ascLimit>
    <binLimit>1000</binLimit>
    <serverVersion>opendap/3.7</serverVersion>
  </Opendap>

  <!--
  The WCS Service is off by default.
  Also, off by default (and encouraged) is operating on a remote dataset.
  -->
  <WCS>
    <allow>true</allow>
    <allowRemote>false</allowRemote>
    <scour>15 min</scour>
    <maxAge>30 min</maxAge>
  </WCS>

  <WMS>
    <allow>true</allow>
    <allowRemote>false</allowRemote>
    <maxImageWidth>2048</maxImageWidth>
    <maxImageHeight>2048</maxImageHeight>
  </WMS>

  <NCISO>
    <ncmlAllow>true</ncmlAllow>
    <uddcAllow>true</uddcAllow>
    <isoAllow>true</isoAllow>
  </NCISO>

  <!-- To enable ncSOS, uncomment and set to true
  <NCSOS>
    <allow>false</allow>
  </NCSOS>
  -->

  <!-- CatalogGen service is off by default.
  <CatalogGen>
    <allow>false</allow>
  </CatalogGen>
   -->

  <!-- DLwriter service is off by default.
       As is support for operating on remote catalogs.
  <DLwriter>
    <allow>false</allow>
    <allowRemote>false</allowRemote>
  </DLwriter>
   -->

  <!-- DqcService is off by default.
  <DqcService>
    <allow>false</allow>
  </DqcService>
   -->

  <!--
   Link to a Viewer application on the HTML page:
   <Viewer>my.package.MyViewer</Viewer>
   -->

   <!--
   Add a DataSource - essentially an IOSP with access to Servlet request parameters
   <datasetSource>my.package.DatsetSourceImpl</datasetSource>
   -->

  <!--
   set FeatureCollection logging
  <FeatureCollection>
     <RollingFileAppender>
       <MaxFileSize>1 MB</MaxFileSize>
       <MaxBackups>5</MaxBackups>
       <Level>INFO</Level>
     </RollingFileAppender>
  </FeatureCollection>
  -->


</threddsConfig>