On Thursday, October 15, 2009, Sean Gillies <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I launched this group soon after chatting with a bunch of different folks 
> about feature processing. Mainly in the context of WPS services. I don't do a 
> lot of what GIS people call "geoprocessing" these days, but enjoy thinking 
> about it. I wonder if we might be able to move past one-off scripts to 
> frameworks for processing like we've moved past one-off CGI scripts to web 
> frameworks. What would a geoprocessing framework look like? Does anyone have 
> one they'd like to introduce? FWIW, I think a WPS service isn't a framework 
> by itself, but could be backed up by a framework.

Hi Sean. What do you think makes processing web services different
than other web services?

Because processing web services take longer to respond? We could
envision using queues and polling if that makes sense from the client
perspective.

One thing that WPS has is chaining. That makes me think that WSGI
might be a potential architecture, with chain elements being
implemented as WSGI middleware.

Cheers,





>
> Cheers,
>
> --
> Sean
>
>

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