[GRASS-user] PyWPS and GRASS - Example?

[Jorge de Jesus]

 Hi to all :)

I've made an example using PyWPS+OpenLayers+WPS-GRASS-Bridge, basically
openlayers uses the PyWPS plugin calls a WPS that serves the GRASS
module v.net.path.

http://rsg.pml.ac.uk/wps/example/index.html


The WPS will output the shortest path between 2 points in a graph, and
the result gets integrated into openlayers. My object was to have a
complete example on how to work with WPS, javascript code is not minifed
and  it's full of comments.

Unfortunately the production virtual machine is extremely slow :(
(beggers can't be choosers...), it takes more or less 5 seconds to get a
result back

Jorge



On 15/08/11 12:01, Georg Kaspar wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> i'm looking for an examplary PyWPS process that makes use of GRASS GIS.
> So far I found a lot of tutorials concerning the setup of PyWPS but what
> I need is a working process - if possible with a fitting OpenLayers (or
> similar) frontend. Can anybody help me out?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Georg
>
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