Hi Girja:
Please keep the communication going, it is the only way we learn about
problems and fix the documentation. We used to have these docs as a wiki to
encourage participation, but due to lack of permission we now rely on our
user list (and email like yours) to keep the documentation current and
consistent.
I have not tried that geoserver tutorial you are following, I am not sure
it is up to date? Like I notice that GeoServerProcess extends GSProcess,
and GSProcess is deprecated and no longer used.
I use the GeoTools tutorial here:
http://docs.geotools.org/latest/userguide/tutorial/process.html
Can I ask how you are testing?
1) When I test with eclipse, eclipse processes the various project
dependencies resulting in a run configuration. You can see some of that
happen when following the instructions in the developers guide. When
testing "optional" jars (such as extensions or my own processes) I have to
go into the "Run Configuration" that (that was generated by mvn
eclipse:eclipse) and add the additional projects I want to see tested.
2) When testing with a working GeoServer (such as a Tomcat WAR deploy) - I
either export the jar from eclipse (if I am lazy) or use mvn
assembly:assembly to produce a jar. I then copy that jar into the web apps
geoserver libs folder (just like installing any other extension)
It is difficult to debug a tomcat installation from eclipse, but it can be
done. There are additional command line parameters and you have to start
the server, and then let eclipse debugger connect to it and so forth.
There are a few eclipse plugins that can make working with Tomcat easier,
but I rarely put in the effort to set them up.
If you are running the Start.jar form eclipse I would put a break point in
the code that lists all the processes, and ensure your ProcessFactory is
being found? You should also write a test case and try calling your process
from the GeoTools Processors class, it does the "factory spi" lookup and
should be able to check your process can be used.
Jody Garnett
On Thu, Jul 31, 2014 at 9:20 PM, Girija Kalyani <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Dear group,
>
> I thought of not posting this and figuring out myself, but its been 10
> days and im still stuck up. Any immediate help would be highly obliged.
> My problem is:
> I have implemented the example WPS process as per
> http://docs.geoserver.org/latest/en/developer/programming-guide/wps-services/implementing.html
> guide, everything goes fine but the process isnt shown in the geoserver
> when i test. What could be the issue? Please help. Even when i register in
> the spring beans its fine.
> I have created a maven project and chaged the pom.xml file. Do i need to
> run this on server? or as a java application? and is it mandatory that
> geoserver source should be imported inrto eclipse ide? I imported anyways
> but the custom process is written as an independent program. Thanks in
> advance
>
> Another problem i have is, with "import org.geotools.process.gs.GSProces",
> from the
> http://suite.opengeo.org/opengeo-docs/processing/wpsjava/index.html where
> GSProcess gets deprecated, what could be the reason, I have seen in sites
> that GSProcess is no longer needed, but if thats the case, how do i
> register my process class without any namespace?
>
> --
>
>
>
> *GIRIJA KALYANIGFM DEPARTMENTIIRS-ITCISRO*
>
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