[owslib-users] WPS support

[Jachym Cepicky]

Hi,

I'm currently working on JavaScript implementation of WPS client.

PyWPS is server-side.

I can help with the python-based client,  maybe there would be more 
people having interest in Python-client implementation.

Luca, you can mail me directly, when ever you need some help. I 
personally do not have any clue about how things are done in owslib, but 
I have some experiences with it as user, and I have already written 
several javascript implementations (currently working with the 
native-openlayers), so I have some picture.

Jachym

On 13.10.2011 20:12, Tom Kralidis wrote:
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>> From: Luca.Cinquini at jpl.nasa.gov
>> To: owslib-users at lists.sourceforge.net
>> Date: Thu, 13 Oct 2011 10:39:23 -0700
>> Subject: [owslib-users] WPS support
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>> Hi,
>> at NOAA/ESRL we have a need to execute HTTP requests to the WPS services offered by the USGS. I was referred to the OWSlib code as a library for executing OGC invocations... It is indeed a great start, but it looks like it does not contain any WPS support yet. So the question is - is anybody working on enabling WPS client-side functionality ? If not, what is the process for contributing such a code to the project ? It looks like it shouldn't be that difficult, building on what exists already.
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>> thanks a lot,
>> Luca
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> Luca: there is an open ticket for WPS client currently: http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/owslib/ticket/1, but no work done on it so far (AFAIK).
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> I've also cc'd Jachym Cepicky of pywps (WPS server), who has expressed interest in building a WPS client in owslib.
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> In terms of contributions, I would suggest signing up to the owslib-devel list and we can take the discussion from there.  At a high level, a patch or committer status (on consensus) to add the support would be the way to go.  And reusing as much of what's in the codebase (OWS Common, Filter, common methods, etc.).
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