- Develop:
Interoperable processing framework for web applications/distributed workflow systems
javaPS enables the deployment of geo-processes on the web in a standardized way. One of its main goals ist the provision of an interoperable processing framework for web applications or distributed workflow systems. It features a pluggable architecture for processes and data encodings.
javaPS implements the OGC WPS specification, version 2.0.
Features:
- General Features
- Full java-based Open Source implementation.
- Pluggable framework for algorithms and XML data handling and processing frameworks
- Built upon the arctic-sea project
- Streaming de-/encoders for inputs and outputs
Key Technologies:
- Java
- Spring
- Arctic Sea
- OpenAPI
Benefits
- Abstraction of (existing) processing tools
- Support for the majority of standardized geo-data formats
- Lightweight API, following the latest state of the draft OGC API Processes standard
Use git to clone the javaPS repository:
git clone https://github.com/52North/javaPS.git
Then just run mvn clean install on the repositories root directory.
Check out the JavaPS Documentation.
Try out the latest javaPS alpha-release on on our Geoprocessing Demo Server.
This project is licensed under the Apache Software License, version 2.0.
- Bugfix, add allowedValues element
- REST Serialize UOM
- Fix missing .jsp file
- Bump junit from 4.12 to 4.13.1
- Bump version.jackson from 2.10.3 to 2.12.1
- Bump guava from 28.2-jre to 29.0-jre
- Update parent and artic-sea versions
- Bump commons-io from 2.6 to 2.7
- Bump year
- WPS for Tsunami Simulation - WPS service deployed in the RIESGOS project.
- OGC Testbed 15
- OGC Routing Pilot
- WaCoDiS
- Christian Autermann (c.autermann (at) 52north.org)
- Benjamin Pross (b.pross (at) 52north.org)
You can get support in the community mailing list and forums: https://52north.org/discuss/#mailing-lists
Are you are interesting in contributing to javaPS and you want to pull your changes to the 52°North repository to make it available to all? In that case we need your official permission and for this purpose we have a so called contributors license agreement (CLA) in place. With this agreement you grant us the rights to use and publish your code under an open source license. A link to the contributors license agreement and further explanations are available here: https://52north.org/software/licensing/guidelines/
- Christian Autermann, @autermann
- Benjamin Pross, @bpross-52n
- GLUES
- TaMIS
- OGC Testbeds
- RIESGOS