java WPS client lib available?

[Matthias Lendholt]

Hi

We have setup different WPS server and originally I was trying to use
GeoTools (that we use elsewhere) wrapping the WPS server in our client
application but I'm getting a parsing exception on the describeProcess
response. I'm not sure if this will be fixed soon...

Does deegree provide a java library for WPS clients? Something that
wraps all the GetCapabilites and DescribeProcess handling and that can
be invoked with wps url, process name and process parameters?

I couldn't find anything in the wiki or on the website.

Thank you,
Matthias


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[Markus Schneider-4]

Hi Matthias,

Matthias Lendholt wrote:

> We have setup different WPS server and originally I was trying to use
> GeoTools (that we use elsewhere) wrapping the WPS server in our client
> application but I'm getting a parsing exception on the describeProcess
> response. I'm not sure if this will be fixed soon...

Do you have any more details on this problem? Would be nice to know if there's anything that we could do from the
deegree side.

> Does deegree provide a java library for WPS clients? Something that
> wraps all the GetCapabilites and DescribeProcess handling and that can
> be invoked with wps url, process name and process parameters?

Not at the moment. This is something that we definitely would like to see integrated in the deegree 3 core library. We
currently only have a WMSClient (org.deegree.protocol.wms.client.WMSClient111), but Java clients for others (e.g. WFS)
will follow. However, I cannot tell when we will have time for this.

If you would like to have a go at this, please let us know.

Best regards,
Markus

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[Matthias Lendholt]

Markus Schneider schrieb:

> Hi Matthias,
>
> Matthias Lendholt wrote:
>
>> We have setup different WPS server and originally I was trying to use
>> GeoTools (that we use elsewhere) wrapping the WPS server in our client
>> application but I'm getting a parsing exception on the describeProcess
>> response. I'm not sure if this will be fixed soon...
>
> Do you have any more details on this problem? Would be nice to know if there's anything that we could do from the
> deegree side.

No - I'm sorry. In our project we have setup a deegree WPS server for
our own processes but this WPS server (where we have the parsing
problem) we got from another institute and it's not based on deegree.

Thanks anyway!

>
>> Does deegree provide a java library for WPS clients? Something that
>> wraps all the GetCapabilites and DescribeProcess handling and that can
>> be invoked with wps url, process name and process parameters?
>
> Not at the moment. This is something that we definitely would like to see integrated in the deegree 3 core library. We
> currently only have a WMSClient (org.deegree.protocol.wms.client.WMSClient111), but Java clients for others (e.g. WFS)
> will follow. However, I cannot tell when we will have time for this.
>
> If you would like to have a go at this, please let us know.

Ok.


Cheers, Matthias

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