We're using Geoserver WPS as we wanted to reduce further dependencies on 3rd
party projects and as we already used Geoserver the decision was easy. I
believe you can do a lot of cool things when the writing processes in Java as
they are tightly integrated. But we instead chose to use the Python
Ok, created!
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOS-5902
Von: Justin Deoliveira [mailto:jdeol...@opengeo.org]
Gesendet: Freitag, 19. Juli 2013 16:29
An: Wanderer, Thomas
Cc: geoserver-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Betreff: Re: [Geoserver-users] Bug in WPS Python extension - Mixed output
(Screenshot a
So, the patch would be for base64 encoded data inside a result document? That's
neat but currently we're only looking at returning 1 file!
We simply want a file download dialog appearing as result!
Von: andrea.a...@gmail.com [mailto:andrea.a...@gmail.com] Im Auftrag von Andrea
Aime
Gesendet: Die
Grazie Fabrizio,
Your patch is for the WPS plugin itself, or? We’re at DLR only working with the
community Python module and one of the things missing would be a documentation
which type mapping are done (Python -> WPS) internally. The WPS processes
provided by Geoserver already output files a
We're planning to return a zip-file. We were hoping that it's possible to
return a file via the scripting plugin, but of course this cannot be simply the
path as string, so we were thinking it might be possible by providing a file
object.
We really hope this is somehow possible but do not know i
Yes, we have the following setup:
The functional account which makes the bind:
AuthLDAPBindDN "CN=ldapagent,OU=Benutzer,OU=_***,DC=***,DC=***,DC=***"
AuthLDAPBindPassword
And we have the server URL with filter:
AuthLDAPURL
"ldap://ldap-proxy.***.de:389/DC=***,DC=***,DC=***?sAMAccountNam
Thanks for the fast replay! It is exactly what we were trying to do. I'm aware
of the 2 options with LDAP... a direct binding to the LDAP with the provided
login credentials, or using a second functional account which logs in and
compares the login credentials with the one in the LDAP. Unfortuna
Hello,
we're trying to get Geoserver authentiate via an AD, but the problem is that we
cannot contact the AD directly (Firewall). Our company has installed a so
called LDAP proxy, which uses a second functional account looking up login
credentials at a provided LDAP_AUTH_URL which is a DN to th
Ok,
very good to know! So there is no other option then understanding the "edges"
of the intervals and injection transparency intervals in an intelligent way.
With Ramp color maps we had the experience that the transparency doesn't work
in a sharp way as intervals.
Von: andrea.a...@gmail.com
Thank you both for the answers. I will post some SLDs I'm working on but first
will try to it the way you suggested.
We were thinking that maybe Geoserver's internally "Map Painting" would work in
a sequence, thus applying one rule after another.
Therefore we thought we leave the original SLD Col
Hello,
we're still searching for possibilities to filter raster layers. As a fact that
raster based layers cannot be queried with a CQL or other filter, we were
thinking to use SLDs to apply filters on a raster layer. The scenario is that a
user has a (radiation) map in an OpenLayers based clie
Hello (Justin),
is it possible in the current WPS extension to define a literal input parameter
which is restricted to a set of "AllowedParameters"?
Thanks,
Thomas
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Even we use currently only mainly output via references I would also expect to
receive binary data in XML in this case. It's nice if you can trust standards
;-)
Von: Andrea Aime [mailto:andrea.a...@geo-solutions.it]
Gesendet: Freitag, 23. November 2012 12:10
An: Fabrizio Tringali
Cc: geoserver-u
Yes, it is tomcat.tomcat and 0755.
I just deployed a fresh new geoserver.war, then changed the servlet context to
"/data/"
Now reinstalled WPS extension and the latest scripting community
extension...Now everything seems to work! Don't know why but at least it wasn't
the symbolic links!
> ---
Hello,
I have a general question regarding if Geoserver is able to work with datadirs
that include folders referenced via symbolic links (Tomcat/Linux). I experience
problems with creating new data sources/stores which result in messages like
this:
Error persisting CoverageInfoImpl[siteranking
Ok, thanks for this info! I just downloaded this extension as I was downloading
the old Python scripting from there. Now I'm wondering why my process don't
work anymore! Can you help me with pointing to where I can find more info on
how to use it?
Thanks,
Thomas
Von: Justin Deoliveira [mailt
Hi Justin,
any updates on the status of this new extension? Is it already available as
community module or do we still need to wait a bit?
Thanks,
Thomas
Von: thomas.wande...@dlr.de [mailto:thomas.wande...@dlr.de]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 30. August 2012 19:25
An: geoserver-users@lists.sourceforge
> It is the equivalent of WFS, access raw data as opposed to pretty pictures,
> RGB ones.
> So you can get out a portion of a coverage, reproject it, select bands,
> rescale it, and still get it out in its "native" representation
> (e.g., 16bit dem, not a colored image).
So by WCS it is possible
Ok, thank you a lot for this info Andrea...even it is a real downer for me :(
I always expected that I can easily filter Raster datasets but it seems that
thanks to some extensions some more complicated operations are possible while
this will wait for another standard...
What actually is the
> There is no such functionality in either plain WCS or WMS.
Ok...I was expecting this already.
> In WMS you can actually pass a filter against rasters, and if the raster in
> question is a mosaic you'll
> end up filtering on the properties attached to the mosaic tiles, but not
> against the ra
Hello,
I could not find any exact information on the possibility of using
OGC/CQL_FILTER/FEATUREID querying with raster data on Geoserver and WMS in
general. Somehow I always thought this is the task of WCS but the possible
parameters are quite limited and I must say it is hard to find informat
Ø Yes it is. I was actually planning on proposing it as a new geoserver
community module today :)
Very nice! Looking forward to see more of fit...
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Am just curious...is the scripting support in the new OpenGeo Suite the
extended version of the scripting extension you were speaking of Justin, or is
it an extended old Python Scripting extension?
Thomas
Von: Justin Deoliveira [mailto:jdeol...@opengeo.org]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 11. September 201
I also have a short (stupid) question about how to run several instances
(versions) of GeoServer on a Tomcat parallel...Is there any short answer to
this? If not, I will search more than I already have.
Thank you!
> -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
> Von: christian.muel...@nvoe.at [mailto:chri
Is the "newer language agnostic extension" you're speaking about the one you
recently also mentioned when I was asking about better WPS support in the
python extension? This would be great!
Von: Justin Deoliveira [mailto:jdeol...@opengeo.org]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 30. August 2012 17:22
An: Arthu
Thanks, glad to hear this Justin! We don't want to use Java for the processes
and I think we also won't use GEOSCRIPT for our processing. I only intend to
use the Python interface to encapsulate later a bus behind where our process
register and accept requests (SOA, XMPP). Therefore I'm really
Hello,
after not following the Geoserver WPS story for some while I recently
discovered that the Geoserver WPS (2.2 RC1) is now capable of asynchronous
processes and supports a process status. My favorite way of implementing
processes is still via Python and therefore I'm interested in any
up
> The imagemosaic JDBC plugin would be ready for this. Look
> here how to
> implement an additional plugin.
>
> http://docs.geotools.org/latest/userguide/library/coverage/jdb
> c/customized.html
>
Ok, so the procedure would be to use this plugin to create my own "PostGIS
raster fetching"-plug
I was wondering if the upcoming raster support in PostGIS 2.0 will enable
Geoserver to serve raster data from a PostGIS DB via Web Coverage Service. In
your Geoserver 2.1.1 relase notes you mention smaller improvements related to
PostGIS 2.0...does this maybe mean the raster support?
http://blo
Hello Justin, thank you for yours answers!
> No list unfortunately. And since processes are pluggable, and
> how their parameters are parsed are pluggable I think it
> would be hard to come up with an exhaustive list. Perhaps
> trying to sum up all the ppio implementations.
>
Ok. I just note
I would like to add one feature request I forgot in my first post:
4) Option to set the min/max ocurrance of an input parameter n a Python script.
Right now I haven't found anything to make parameters optional or required.
--
Thank you Andrea for your fast reply! (Further responses in the message body)
> > 1) So far all default WPS services do not support async processing:
> > statusSupported="false" storeSupported="false">
> >
> > Is there general support for async requests by the WPS extension?
> > Is there any way
Hello fellow Geoserver users & devs
I know Geoserver already from my student times and made some projects with it
at that time. But recently it really recaught my attention again with the WPS
extension together with the Python Scripting extension. It's a really easy and
fast way to serve some b
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