opendap/src/main/java/opendap/dap/DDS.java
public void ingestDAS(DAS das)
    {
        try {

            ingestAttributeTable(das, this);
            resolveAliases();

        } catch (DASException de) {

            DAPNode.log.error("DDS.ingestDAS(): " + de.getMessage());
        }

    }
public void ingestDAS(DAS das)
    {
        try {

            ingestAttributeTable(das, this);
            resolveAliases();

        } catch (DASException de) {

            DAPNode.log.error("DDS.ingestDAS(): " + de.getMessage());
        }

    }
public void ingestDAS ( DAS das ) { try { ingestAttributeTable ( das , this ) ; resolveAliases ( ) ; } catch ( DASException de ) { DAPNode . log . error ( "DDS.ingestDAS(): " + de . getMessage ( ) ) ; } }
Takes the passed parameter <code>das</code> and attempts
to incorporate it's contents into the Attributes of the DDS
variables. If an <code>Attribute</code> in the <code>DAS</code>
can't be associated with a variable in a logical manner then
it is placed at the top level of the DDS. (Basically it becomes
a toplevel attribute in the dataset)

@param das The <code>DAS</code> to ingest.
@opendap.ddx.experimental
Takes the passed parameter <code > das< / code > and attempts to incorporate it s contents into the Attributes of the DDS variables . If an <code > Attribute< / code > in the <code > DAS< / code > can t be associated with a variable in a logical manner then it is placed at the top level of the DDS . ( Basically it becomes a toplevel attribute in the dataset )