New error with collocation appeared

development python
#1

Hello,

I have had an error that has newly appeared when trying to collocate products using snappy. The following snippet of code (that used to work):

from snappy import ProductIO
from snappy import HashMap
from snappy import GPF

FILENAME1 = ‘/path/to/file’
FILENAME2 = ‘/path/to/file’

im1 = ProductIO.readProduct(FILENAME1)
im2 = ProductIO.readProduct(FILENAME2)

source = parameters = HashMap()

source.put(‘master’, im1)
source.put(‘slave’, im2)

parameters.put(‘renameMasterComponents’, True)
parameters.put(‘renameSlaveComponents’, True)
parameters.put(‘masterComponentPattern’, ‘${ORIGINAL_NAME}_M’)
parameters.put(‘slaveComponentPattern’, ‘${ORIGINAL_NAME}_S’)
parameters.put(‘resamplingType’, ‘BILINEAR_INTERPOLATION’)

collocated = GPF.createProduct(‘Collocate’, parameters, source)

generates the following error:

RuntimeError: java.lang.ClassCastException: java.lang.String cannot be cast to org.esa.snap.core.datamodel.Product

The only thing I can think of is that I have updated SNAP recently. Any idea of what this could be due to? Or how I could get around this?

Max

#2

Hi Max,

Carsten was just at my desk and told me that you are working in the snow project. So were are in the same team :wink:

The problem with the script is the creation of the HashMap. Both, parameters and sources use the same.
Change to:

# …
sources = HashMap()
sources.put(‘master’, im1)
sources.put(‘slave’, im2)

parameters = HashMap()
parameters.put(‘renameMasterComponents’, True)
# …

Then it should work.

Snappy: Collocate, set 'masterProduct'
#3

Happy to be on the team :wink:

Thanks for the solution, it works well now. I thought it would be more concise to declare them together, without realising the source and product needed their own HashMap.

Max

PS: as always 99% of the problems are between the chair and the keyboard!