Hi,
I'm looking into having the binary outputs get encoded in the WPS document
response and
failing to get a grip on how that would be done with the current Encoder
architecture.
When binary data needs to be encoded inside the WPS response XML document,
we basically
need to put it as the content of a ComplexData element, as base64 encoded
data.
Now, to do that the code is using EncoderDelegate instances, and there are
a few in use,
but only XMLEncoderDelegate actually works.
The ComplexDataTypeBinding code in the wps-core module has this code:
@Override
public List getProperties(Object object) throws Exception {
ComplexDataType complex = (ComplexDataType) object;
if ( !complex.getData().isEmpty() && complex.getData().get( 0 )
instanceof XMLEncoderDelegate ) {
XMLEncoderDelegate delegate = (XMLEncoderDelegate)
complex.getData().get( 0 );
List properties = new ArrayList();
properties.add( new Object[]{
delegate.getProcessParameterIO().getElement(), delegate } );
return properties;
}
return null;
}
Which makes sense, as the XML encoder delegate will generate a XML subtree
under
the ComplexData element.
But... what about the existing CDATAEncoderDelegate and
BinaryEncoderDelegate, if one
of those is used, nothing will be generated in the output.
I guess the biggest difficulty here is that the EncoderDelegate in this
case will not generate
a sub-element, it will generate the body of the ComplexData element instead.
Is this supported by the Encoder, and if so, what would be the name of the
property to be used?
Or if not, do you have some rough indications on how to modify the GeoTools
xsd Encoder to handle that case?
Cheers
Andrea
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