[GeoNetwork-devel] integrate the geonetwork in other application?

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Hi:
I have another java swing application and I want to use the geonetwork as a CSW instance.
For example in my application I have to register some ows urls(http://www.example.org:8080/wcs) in a config file,now I want to register them with a CSW insance ,so I try to use geonetwork.
Here I have two problems:

  1. Can I integrate the geonetwork into my application?
  2. If the answer of the above is yes,so how to do? That’s to say how to install the geonetwork quietly when I run the application
    Anyone can give some advise?
2

hello Maven,

yes, it should be possible.

The way to do it should be to include geonetwork.jar in your classpath and treat it like you would any other library. There are probably some dependencies with other jars that normally are in /web/geonetwork/WEB-INF/lib, just copy those as well into your application’s classpath.

Kind regards
Heikki Doeleman

On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 8:21 AM, maven apache <apachemaven0@anonymised.com> wrote:

Hi:
I have another java swing application and I want to use the geonetwork as a CSW instance.
For example in my application I have to register some ows urls(http://www.example.org:8080/wcs) in a config file,now I want to register them with a CSW insance ,so I try to use geonetwork.
Here I have two problems:

  1. Can I integrate the geonetwork into my application?
  2. If the answer of the above is yes,so how to do? That’s to say how to install the geonetwork quietly when I run the application
    Anyone can give some advise?

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2009/10/27 heikki <tropicano@anonymised.com>

hello Maven,

yes, it should be possible.

The way to do it should be to include geonetwork.jar in your classpath and treat it like you would any other library. There are probably some dependencies with other jars that normally are in /web/geonetwork/WEB-INF/lib, just copy those as well into your application’s classpath.

Thanks for your reply.
It seems to be easy. But I am afraid how to register ,query and use the ows(ogc web service) urls.
Since with the independent geonetwork one can do the above operation(register query) through a web manner,I am not sure how to do it in my application.

Kind regards
Heikki Doeleman

On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 8:21 AM, maven apache <apachemaven0@anonymised.com> wrote:

Hi:
I have another java swing application and I want to use the geonetwork as a CSW instance.
For example in my application I have to register some ows urls(http://www.example.org:8080/wcs) in a config file,now I want to register them with a CSW insance ,so I try to use geonetwork.
Here I have two problems:

  1. Can I integrate the geonetwork into my application?
  2. If the answer of the above is yes,so how to do? That’s to say how to install the geonetwork quietly when I run the application
    Anyone can give some advise?

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yes, I think it is not quite THAT easy as I sketched :slight_smile:

I think you’ll might have some difficulty also in setting up things like the Jeeves application context, which normally is set up when the GN web app starts. Although it should be possible to do it from your app too, I think.

As for the operations accessible through the web : I think you could do those operations by “forwarding” them from your own app to GeoNetwork using a programmatic HTTP request from your Java code. It may not be ideal but that may be the easiest way to go forward now.

In future, we hope to have GeoNetwork more modularized, and so make it more easy to use its component parts separately as a library. For now I think you’ll need some fiddling around as sketched to get it to work.

Kind regards
Heikki Doeleman

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2009/10/27 heikki <tropicano@anonymised.com>

hello Maven,

yes, it should be possible.

The way to do it should be to include geonetwork.jar in your classpath and treat it like you would any other library. There are probably some dependencies with other jars that normally are in /web/geonetwork/WEB-INF/lib, just copy those as well into your application’s classpath.

Thanks for your reply.
It seems to be easy. But I am afraid how to register ,query and use the ows(ogc web service) urls.
Since with the independent geonetwork one can do the above operation(register query) through a web manner,I am not sure how to do it in my application.

Kind regards
Heikki Doeleman

On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 8:21 AM, maven apache <apachemaven0@anonymised.com> wrote:

Hi:
I have another java swing application and I want to use the geonetwork as a CSW instance.
For example in my application I have to register some ows urls(http://www.example.org:8080/wcs) in a config file,now I want to register them with a CSW insance ,so I try to use geonetwork.
Here I have two problems:

  1. Can I integrate the geonetwork into my application?
  2. If the answer of the above is yes,so how to do? That’s to say how to install the geonetwork quietly when I run the application
    Anyone can give some advise?

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2009/10/27 heikki <tropicano@anonymised.com>

yes, I think it is not quite THAT easy as I sketched :slight_smile:

I think you’ll might have some difficulty also in setting up things like the Jeeves application context, which normally is set up when the GN web app starts. Although it should be possible to do it from your app too, I think.

As for the operations accessible through the web : I think you could do those operations by “forwarding” them from your own app to GeoNetwork using a programmatic HTTP request from your Java code. It may not be ideal but that may be the easiest way to go forward now.

In future, we hope to have GeoNetwork more modularized, and so make it more easy to use its component parts separately as a library. For now I think you’ll need some fiddling around as sketched to get it to work.

Kind regards

Thank you very much for your detailed advise!!
So I have a idea but I am not sure it is right or not:
I copy all the files under the GN-roots/* to a directory in my application,so when I run my application I also call a script {maybe :java.lang.Runtime.exec(“Myapplication/GN/bin/start-geonetwork.bat”)} to start the GN. Also I can add some interface in my application to interact with the GN(CSW).
I wonder the idea is feasible or not?

Heikki Doeleman

On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 8:05 PM, maven apache <apachemaven0@anonymised.com> wrote:

2009/10/27 heikki <tropicano@anonymised.com>

hello Maven,

yes, it should be possible.

The way to do it should be to include geonetwork.jar in your classpath and treat it like you would any other library. There are probably some dependencies with other jars that normally are in /web/geonetwork/WEB-INF/lib, just copy those as well into your application’s classpath.

Thanks for your reply.
It seems to be easy. But I am afraid how to register ,query and use the ows(ogc web service) urls.
Since with the independent geonetwork one can do the above operation(register query) through a web manner,I am not sure how to do it in my application.

Kind regards
Heikki Doeleman

On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 8:21 AM, maven apache <apachemaven0@anonymised.com> wrote:

Hi:
I have another java swing application and I want to use the geonetwork as a CSW instance.
For example in my application I have to register some ows urls(http://www.example.org:8080/wcs) in a config file,now I want to register them with a CSW insance ,so I try to use geonetwork.
Here I have two problems:

  1. Can I integrate the geonetwork into my application?
  2. If the answer of the above is yes,so how to do? That’s to say how to install the geonetwork quietly when I run the application
    Anyone can give some advise?

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hi Maven,

I think your approach should work, although it sounds a bit unconventional, you’re not really using GN as a library like that but just starting it as a separate application.

In the Bolsena meeting this spring Just van den Broecke has started to write a Junit extension “JeevesTestCase” which I think should contain code to set up the Jeeves application context without actually starting the GeoNetwork web application. It’s not yet committed to trunk, but I’ve asked him to send me the code, if it’s useful I’ll pass it on to you here.

Kind regards
Heikki Doeleman

On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 11:09 PM, maven apache <apachemaven0@anonymised.com> wrote:

2009/10/27 heikki <tropicano@anonymised.com>

yes, I think it is not quite THAT easy as I sketched :slight_smile:

I think you’ll might have some difficulty also in setting up things like the Jeeves application context, which normally is set up when the GN web app starts. Although it should be possible to do it from your app too, I think.

As for the operations accessible through the web : I think you could do those operations by “forwarding” them from your own app to GeoNetwork using a programmatic HTTP request from your Java code. It may not be ideal but that may be the easiest way to go forward now.

In future, we hope to have GeoNetwork more modularized, and so make it more easy to use its component parts separately as a library. For now I think you’ll need some fiddling around as sketched to get it to work.

Kind regards

Thank you very much for your detailed advise!!
So I have a idea but I am not sure it is right or not:
I copy all the files under the GN-roots/* to a directory in my application,so when I run my application I also call a script {maybe :java.lang.Runtime.exec(“Myapplication/GN/bin/start-geonetwork.bat”)} to start the GN. Also I can add some interface in my application to interact with the GN(CSW).
I wonder the idea is feasible or not?

Heikki Doeleman

On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 8:05 PM, maven apache <apachemaven0@anonymised.com> wrote:

2009/10/27 heikki <tropicano@anonymised.com>

hello Maven,

yes, it should be possible.

The way to do it should be to include geonetwork.jar in your classpath and treat it like you would any other library. There are probably some dependencies with other jars that normally are in /web/geonetwork/WEB-INF/lib, just copy those as well into your application’s classpath.

Thanks for your reply.
It seems to be easy. But I am afraid how to register ,query and use the ows(ogc web service) urls.
Since with the independent geonetwork one can do the above operation(register query) through a web manner,I am not sure how to do it in my application.

Kind regards
Heikki Doeleman

On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 8:21 AM, maven apache <apachemaven0@anonymised.com> wrote:

Hi:
I have another java swing application and I want to use the geonetwork as a CSW instance.
For example in my application I have to register some ows urls(http://www.example.org:8080/wcs) in a config file,now I want to register them with a CSW insance ,so I try to use geonetwork.
Here I have two problems:

  1. Can I integrate the geonetwork into my application?
  2. If the answer of the above is yes,so how to do? That’s to say how to install the geonetwork quietly when I run the application
    Anyone can give some advise?

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Hi,

Yes, in order to do unit-testing I needed a way to invoke GN/Jeeves as a library. This work was initially done in the geocat.ch branch but in Bolsena (june 2009) I started porting this work into trunk. The test framework still needs finalization to allow both local and remote invocation. I just checked-in all modified files. All relevant files can be found here:
- test framework
http://geonetwork.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/geonetwork/trunk/src/org/fao/geonet/test
- sample tests
http://geonetwork.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/geonetwork/trunk/test

Back to the question: the class to run Jeeves as a library ("local") without a servlet engine and dispatch GN requests, is within Jeeves itself:
http://geonetwork.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/geonetwork/trunk/jeeves/src/jeeves/server/local

See LocalJeevesMediator.java in the test framework how GN is started locally. The "trick" is to provide all the proper paths to configs. Hope this helps.

best,

Just van den Broecke

heikki wrote:

hi Maven,

I think your approach should work, although it sounds a bit unconventional, you're not really using GN as a library like that but just starting it as a separate application.

In the Bolsena meeting this spring Just van den Broecke has started to write a Junit extension "JeevesTestCase" which I think should contain code to set up the Jeeves application context without actually starting the GeoNetwork web application. It's not yet committed to trunk, but I've asked him to send me the code, if it's useful I'll pass it on to you here.

Kind regards
Heikki Doeleman

On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 11:09 PM, maven apache <apachemaven0@anonymised.com <mailto:apachemaven0@anonymised.com>> wrote:

    2009/10/27 heikki <tropicano@anonymised.com <mailto:tropicano@anonymised.com>>

        yes, I think it is not quite THAT easy as I sketched :slight_smile:

        I think you'll might have some difficulty also in setting up
        things like the Jeeves application context, which normally is
        set up when the GN web app starts. Although it should be
        possible to do it from your app too, I think.

        As for the operations accessible through the web : I think you
        could do those operations by "forwarding" them from your own app
        to GeoNetwork using a programmatic HTTP request from your Java
        code. It may not be ideal but that may be the easiest way to go
        forward now.

        In future, we hope to have GeoNetwork more modularized, and so
        make it more easy to use its component parts separately as a
        library. For now I think you'll need some fiddling around as
        sketched to get it to work.

        Kind regards

    Thank you very much for your detailed advise!!
    So I have a idea but I am not sure it is right or not:
    I copy all the files under the GN-roots/* to a directory in my
    application,so when I run my application I also call a script {maybe
    :java.lang.Runtime.exec("Myapplication/GN/bin/start-geonetwork.bat")}
    to start the GN. Also I can add some interface in my application
    to interact with the GN(CSW).
    I wonder the idea is feasible or not?

        Heikki Doeleman

        On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 8:05 PM, maven apache
        <apachemaven0@anonymised.com <mailto:apachemaven0@anonymised.com>> wrote:

            2009/10/27 heikki <tropicano@anonymised.com
            <mailto:tropicano@anonymised.com>>

                hello Maven,

                yes, it should be possible.

                The way to do it should be to include geonetwork.jar in
                your classpath and treat it like you would any other
                library. There are probably some dependencies with other
                jars that normally are in
                <geonetwork-root>/web/geonetwork/WEB-INF/lib, just copy
                those as well into your application's classpath.

            Thanks for your reply. It seems to be easy. But I am afraid how to register ,query
            and use the ows(ogc web service) urls.
            Since with the independent geonetwork one can do the above
            operation(register query) through a web manner,I am not
            sure how to do it in my application.

                Kind regards
                Heikki Doeleman

                On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 8:21 AM, maven apache
                <apachemaven0@anonymised.com <mailto:apachemaven0@anonymised.com>>
                wrote:

                    Hi:
                    I have another java swing application and I want to
                    use the geonetwork as a CSW instance.
                    For example in my application I have to register
                    some ows urls(http://www.example.org:8080/wcs) in a
                    config file,now I want to register them with a CSW
                    insance ,so I try to use geonetwork.
                    Here I have two problems:
                    1) Can I integrate the geonetwork into my application?
                    2) If the answer of the above is yes,so how to do?
                    That's to say how to install the geonetwork quietly
                    when I run the application
                    Anyone can give some advise?

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2009/10/28 heikki <tropicano@anonymised.com>

hi Maven,

I think your approach should work, although it sounds a bit unconventional, you’re not really using GN as a library like that but just starting it as a separate application.

In the Bolsena meeting this spring Just van den Broecke has started to write a Junit extension “JeevesTestCase” which I think should contain code to set up the Jeeves application context without actually starting the GeoNetwork web application. It’s not yet committed to trunk, but I’ve asked him to send me the code, if it’s useful I’ll pass it on to you here.

Thanks for your advise,I think I may use the first way(start the geonetwork as a separate app) since this manner would be easier. :slight_smile:

Also thanks for Just van den Broecke’s codes!

Kind regards
Heikki Doeleman

On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 11:09 PM, maven apache <apachemaven0@anonymised.com> wrote:

2009/10/27 heikki <tropicano@anonymised.com>

yes, I think it is not quite THAT easy as I sketched :slight_smile:

I think you’ll might have some difficulty also in setting up things like the Jeeves application context, which normally is set up when the GN web app starts. Although it should be possible to do it from your app too, I think.

As for the operations accessible through the web : I think you could do those operations by “forwarding” them from your own app to GeoNetwork using a programmatic HTTP request from your Java code. It may not be ideal but that may be the easiest way to go forward now.

In future, we hope to have GeoNetwork more modularized, and so make it more easy to use its component parts separately as a library. For now I think you’ll need some fiddling around as sketched to get it to work.

Kind regards

Thank you very much for your detailed advise!!
So I have a idea but I am not sure it is right or not:
I copy all the files under the GN-roots/* to a directory in my application,so when I run my application I also call a script {maybe :java.lang.Runtime.exec(“Myapplication/GN/bin/start-geonetwork.bat”)} to start the GN. Also I can add some interface in my application to interact with the GN(CSW).
I wonder the idea is feasible or not?

Heikki Doeleman

On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 8:05 PM, maven apache <apachemaven0@anonymised.com> wrote:

2009/10/27 heikki <tropicano@anonymised.com>

hello Maven,

yes, it should be possible.

The way to do it should be to include geonetwork.jar in your classpath and treat it like you would any other library. There are probably some dependencies with other jars that normally are in /web/geonetwork/WEB-INF/lib, just copy those as well into your application’s classpath.

Thanks for your reply.
It seems to be easy. But I am afraid how to register ,query and use the ows(ogc web service) urls.
Since with the independent geonetwork one can do the above operation(register query) through a web manner,I am not sure how to do it in my application.

Kind regards
Heikki Doeleman

On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 8:21 AM, maven apache <apachemaven0@anonymised.com> wrote:

Hi:
I have another java swing application and I want to use the geonetwork as a CSW instance.
For example in my application I have to register some ows urls(http://www.example.org:8080/wcs) in a config file,now I want to register them with a CSW insance ,so I try to use geonetwork.
Here I have two problems:

  1. Can I integrate the geonetwork into my application?
  2. If the answer of the above is yes,so how to do? That’s to say how to install the geonetwork quietly when I run the application
    Anyone can give some advise?

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