[Geoserver-devel] WPS community module

Lucas_Reed · May 28, 2008, 11:50pm

Hi,

I recently checked in the WPS community module we're working on.

1) I'd like to know what the proper way would be to have the WPS
module be included selectivly when building GeoServer with Maven.
I haven't had much luck getting the WPS module to load outside of
my Eclipse development environment.

2) At this point we don't need any user configurability, and with
that in mind, what are the minimal modifications needed outside the
community module in order to get the WPS module loading and running?

Thanks,
Lucas Reed

David_Winslow · May 29, 2008, 12:30am

Probably the nicest way is to use a maven profile, the way many of the community modules already do. Just add the dependencies you'd like to toggle inside of a <profile> block, like so:

in community/pom.xml
<profile>
   <id>WPS</id>
   <modules>
   <module>WPS</module> 
   </modules>
</profile>

in web/pom.xml
<profile>
  <id>WPS</id>
  <dependencies>
    <dependency>
      <artifactId>WPS</artifactId>
      <groupId>org.geoserver</groupId>
      <version>1.7-SNAPSHOT</version>
    </dependency>
  </dependencies>
</profile>

There are plenty of examples in both of these files if that's not clear. To activate the profile, just add -P<id> to your maven command. It's a comma-separated list so you can do something wacky like:
"mvn install -Prest,geosearch,geosync,upload" to enable a bunch of modules.

-David

Lucas Reed wrote:

Hi,

I recently checked in the WPS community module we're working on.

1) I'd like to know what the proper way would be to have the WPS
module be included selectivly when building GeoServer with Maven.
I haven't had much luck getting the WPS module to load outside of
my Eclipse development environment.

2) At this point we don't need any user configurability, and with
that in mind, what are the minimal modifications needed outside the
community module in order to get the WPS module loading and running?

Thanks,
Lucas Reed

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Justin_Deoliveira · May 29, 2008, 1:29am

I went ahead and added this profile for you as per Davids recommendation. Enjoy :).

David Winslow wrote:

Probably the nicest way is to use a maven profile, the way many of the community modules already do. Just add the dependencies you'd like to toggle inside of a <profile> block, like so:

in community/pom.xml
<profile>
   <id>WPS</id>
   <modules>
   <module>WPS</module> 
   </modules>
</profile>

in web/pom.xml
<profile>
  <id>WPS</id>
  <dependencies>
    <dependency>
      <artifactId>WPS</artifactId>
      <groupId>org.geoserver</groupId>
      <version>1.7-SNAPSHOT</version>
    </dependency>
  </dependencies>
</profile>

There are plenty of examples in both of these files if that's not clear. To activate the profile, just add -P<id> to your maven command. It's a comma-separated list so you can do something wacky like:
"mvn install -Prest,geosearch,geosync,upload" to enable a bunch of modules.

-David

Lucas Reed wrote:

Hi,

I recently checked in the WPS community module we're working on.

1) I'd like to know what the proper way would be to have the WPS
module be included selectivly when building GeoServer with Maven.
I haven't had much luck getting the WPS module to load outside of
my Eclipse development environment.

2) At this point we don't need any user configurability, and with
that in mind, what are the minimal modifications needed outside the
community module in order to get the WPS module loading and running?

Thanks,
Lucas Reed

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Justin_Deoliveira · May 29, 2008, 1:30am

2) At this point we don't need any user configurability, and with
that in mind, what are the minimal modifications needed outside the
community module in order to get the WPS module loading and running?

You may want to consider utilizing the new configuration stuff when you do get to the point where you need to configure the module. It should save you quite a bit of time as its designed to support new types of services in an extensible way.

Thanks,
Lucas Reed

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Lucas_Reed · May 29, 2008, 9:48pm

Hi David,

That's what I was thinking would work best.

-Lucas

David Winslow wrote:

Probably the nicest way is to use a maven profile, the way many of the community modules already do. Just add the dependencies you'd like to toggle inside of a <profile> block, like so:

in community/pom.xml
<profile>
  <id>WPS</id>
  <modules>
  <module>WPS</module> 
  </modules>
</profile>

in web/pom.xml
<profile>
<id>WPS</id>
<dependencies>
   <dependency>
     <artifactId>WPS</artifactId>
     <groupId>org.geoserver</groupId>
     <version>1.7-SNAPSHOT</version>
   </dependency>
</dependencies>
</profile>

There are plenty of examples in both of these files if that's not clear. To activate the profile, just add -P<id> to your maven command. It's a comma-separated list so you can do something wacky like:
"mvn install -Prest,geosearch,geosync,upload" to enable a bunch of modules.

-David

Lucas Reed wrote:

Hi,

I recently checked in the WPS community module we're working on.

1) I'd like to know what the proper way would be to have the WPS
module be included selectivly when building GeoServer with Maven.
I haven't had much luck getting the WPS module to load outside of
my Eclipse development environment.

2) At this point we don't need any user configurability, and with
that in mind, what are the minimal modifications needed outside the
community module in order to get the WPS module loading and running?

Thanks,
Lucas Reed

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