Wps.Net 1.0.0

WPS.NET

Description

This project was created initially during the 2019th GSoC.

Its purpose is mainly to allow users to integrate the WPS standard in their program seamlessly without having to reimplement the specification every time. The library was built in C# to integrate with the .NET ecosystem. It is easily extensible and featureful providing the users the two main implementation of execution types, synchronous and asynchronous.

Usage

Getting the server capabilities

var client = new WpsClient(httpClient, xmlSerializer);
var capabilities = await client.GetCapabilities("server.uri");

Describing a process

var client = new WpsClient(httpClient, xmlSerializer);
var processOfferings = await client.DescribeProcess("server.uri", "process identifier");

Creating a request

var request = new ExecuteRequest
{
    Identifier = "process identifier",
    Inputs = new[]
    {
        new DataInput
        {
            Identifier = "input identifier",
            Data = new LiteralDataValue{ Value = "test" }
        }
    },
    Outputs = new[]
    {
        new DataOutput
        {
            Identifier = "output identifier"
        }
    },
    ExecutionMode = ExecutionMode.Synchronous,
    ResponseType = ResponseType.Raw
};

Executing a request

var client = new WpsClient(httpClient, xmlSerializer);
var session = await client.AsyncGetDocumentResultAs<YourResultDataType>("server.uri", request);

var pollingTask = session.StartPolling();
session.Finished += (sender, args) => { /* Use the result here. */ };
session.Failed += (sender, args) => { /* The execution has failed. */ };
session.Polled += (sender, args) => { /* The sesssion poller has checked for the status. */ };

License

Apache v2.0