Changeset 950
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- Sep 6, 2019, 12:38:00 PM (5 years ago)
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trunk/docs/install/installation.rst
r920 r950 277 277 $ ./configure --with-xml2config=/usr/local/bin/xml2-config 278 278 279 OGC API - Processing Support (Optional) 280 **************************************** 281 282 In case you want to activate the support for `OGC API - Processing 283 <https://github.com/opengeospatial/wps-rest-binding>`__, you 284 can do so by using the *--with-json*: You will then need to coy the 285 ``oas.cfg`` file in the same directory as your ``main.cfg``. For 286 instance, one may use the following command: 287 288 :: 289 290 $ ./configure --with-json=/usr/ 291 279 292 Python Support (Optional) 280 293 ************************** -
trunk/docs/kernel/configuration.rst
r946 r950 429 429 included services if the ``libPath`` parameter is not set. 430 430 431 431 432 OpenAPI Specification configuration file 433 ----------------------------------------- 434 435 Since revision 949 of the ZOO-Kernel, you can now activate the OGC 436 API - Processing support. In such a case you will need to have an 437 ``oas.cfg`` file located in tne same directory where the ``main.cfg`` is. 438 439 This ``oas.cfg`` file gets the same syntactic rules than the 440 ``main.cfg``. The ZOO-Kernel uses this file to produce information 441 about the open API specification it is referring to. 442 443 The first section to be found in the ``oas.cfg`` file should be the 444 ``[openapi]``. It contains the following parameters: 445 446 * ``rootUrl``: the URL to access the ZOO-Kernel using OGC API - Processing 447 * ``links``: the links provided from the root 448 * ``paths``: the full paths list 449 * ``parameters``: the parameters list defined in paths 450 * ``header_parameters``: the parameters list client applications can send as header 451 * ``version``: the Open API Specification version 452 453 For any links and paths ``/A`` defined, you will have a corresponding 454 ``[/A]`` and ``[A]`` sections. In the ``[/A]`` section you will define 455 the rel, type and title used from the root URL to produce the `links 456 <https://github.com/opengeospatial/wps-rest-binding/blob/master/core/openapi/schemas/link.yaml>`__ 457 list and the `paths object 458 <https://github.com/OAI/OpenAPI-Specification/blob/master/versions/3.0.0.md#pathsObject>`__ 459 from. In the corresponding ``[A]`` section, you will define the 460 following parameters: 461 462 * ``method``: the HTTP method to use to access this resource 463 * ``title``: resource title 464 * ``abstract``: resource description 465 * ``tags``: tags to classify this resource 466 * ``tags_description``: the tag description 467 * ``schema``: the schema specifying the resource 468 469 In case you want to define multiple methods to access a resource, you 470 can then use the length parameter to define the number of parameters 471 group to parse, then use ``method_1``, ``title_1``, ``abstract_1``, 472 ``tags_1``, ``tags_description_1`` and ``schema_1`` and so on to add 473 one or more access method (and other attributes) to this resource. 474 475 When declaring resource access you may want to add a parameter to your 476 request. In such a case, you can add a parameter named "parameters" 477 which contain the supported parameters list. All parameters defined 478 should be rooted in the components field. Parameters which can be used 479 in the path will be identified by ``{NAME}`` and will get a specific 480 section for its definition: 481 482 * ``type``: nature of the parameter (i.e. string) 483 * ``title``: parameter title 484 * ``abstract``: parameter description 485 * ``in``: where the parameter can be used (ie. path, header, query) 486 * ``required``: define if the parameter is optional (false) or not (true) 487 * ``example``: (optional) provide an example value / URL 488 489 In addition to the sections defined previously, there are three other 490 sections that we did not cover yet. Theses sections are: 491 492 * ``[requestBody]``: defining the request body abstract (description), type (application/json) and schema (reference). 493 * ``[exception]``: defining the exception bastract (description), type (application/json) and schema (reference). 494 * ``[conformTo]``: referring to links list of the requirements classes the server implements and conforms to 495 496 For more information on how to interact with this WPS REST Binding, please refer 497 to this `page 498 <https://github.com/opengeospatial/wps-rest-binding#overview>`__ or use 499 the `Swagger UI <https://swagger.io/tools/swagger-ui/>`__. A live 500 instance is available `here <https://demo.mapmint.com/swagger-ui/dist/>`__. 501 432 502 .. rubric:: Footnotes 433 503 -
trunk/zoo-project/zoo-kernel/oas.cfg
r949 r950 1 1 [openapi] 2 2 rootUrl=https://demo.mapmint.com/wps3/ 3 links=/,/api, ,/conformance,/processes3 links=/,/api,/conformance,/processes 4 4 paths=/root,/api,/conformance,/processes,/processes/{id},/processes/{id}/jobs,/processes/{id}/jobs/{jobID},/processes/{id}/jobs/{jobID}/result 5 paths2=,/processes/{id}/jobs/{jobID}/result/{resultID}6 paths1=p,processes/{id}/jobs,,processes/{id}/jobs/{jobID}7 5 parameters=id,jobID,resultID 8 6 header_parameters=oas-header1,oas-header2 … … 81 79 tags=ProcessDescription 82 80 tags_description= 83 schemat=https://demo.mapmint.com/wps-rest-binding/core/openapi/schemas/process.yaml84 schematr=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/opengeospatial/wps-rest-binding/master/core/openapi/schemas/processOffering.yaml85 81 schema=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/opengeospatial/wps-rest-binding/master/core/openapi/schemas/process.yaml 86 82 parameters=/components/parameters/id
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