[geotk] WPS client example
Alexis Manin
alexis.manin at geomatys.com
Mon Jan 27 06:42:11 PST 2014
Hi Emmanuel,
The way you instantiate your object looks fair. here is an example of how I
generally use WebProcessingServer object :
final String SERVICE_URL = "http://domain.org/yourserver/wpsService
";
// Identifier of the process we want.
private final static String PROCESS_ID = "some-exposed-process";
//allow reprojection even if grid or bursawolf parameters are
missing
Hints.putSystemDefault(Hints.LENIENT_DATUM_SHIFT, Boolean.TRUE);
//force loading all image readers/writers
ImageIO.scanForPlugins();
//global initialization
Setup.initialize(null);
// Instantiate client :
final URL wpsURL = new URL(SERVICE_URL);
final WebProcessingServer wpsClient =
new WebProcessingServer(wpsURL,
WebProcessingServer.WPSVersion.v100.getCode());
// Once initialized, we can ask a description of wanted process,
using its id.
ProcessDescriptor desc = wpsClient.getDescriptor(PROCESS_ID);
My guess is that, maybe, the 52 north client uses an embedded security
manager to connect your client to the server. Have you tried a
getCapabilities request using your navigator, to ensure the server does not
asks for connexion ?
--
Alexis Manin,
Développeur JAVA/JEE.
Geomatys.
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