processes/__init__.py-dist
and other files to
__init__.py
?InvalidParametrValue
code).ERROR: G_malloc:
out of memory
.jachym@mellon:~$ ./wps.py "&service=wps&version=0.4.0&request=execute&datainputs=input1,value1,input2,value2,..."
tail
:
jachym@mellon:$ tail -f /var/log/apache/error.log |sed -e "s/\[.*\] //g" PyWPS GCmd: r.rescale out=kat_dop_k_2004_1188372842 in=dop_k_2004_1188372842 to=0,255 to kat_dop_k_2004_1188372842[0,255] PyWPS GCmd: r.support map=dop_k_2004_1188372842 title="drasil2" >&2 to kat_dop_k_2004_1188372842[0,255] PyWPS GCmd: r.support map=kat_dop_k_2004_1188372842 title="drasil2" >&2 to kat_dop_k_2004_1188372842[0,255] PyWPS ERROR: Could not perform command: r.support map=kat_dop_k_2004_1188372842 title="drasil2" >&2 in process K2O, method execute() /home/bnhelp/pfwps/wps.py:79: DeprecationWarning: Non-ASCII character '\xc2' in file /usr/home/bnhelp/pfwps/pywps/processes/pf_interpolate_grass.py on line 51, but no encoding declared; see http://www.python.org/peps/pep-0263.html for details from pywps.processes import * PyWPS GCmd: g.region rast=mask2004@medlov res=5 1>&2 ....
self.Cmd("ogr2ogr .... ")
self.GCmd("r.surf.rst in=%s elev=dem" % (self.GetInputValue("dem")))
doc
directory in PyWPS source code. The best file
for you is pywps-howto.pdf
. Also some examples are
there.pydoc
command to command.py
module
cd pywps/Wps pydoc process.py
pywps/processes/
directory. Try to modify them to your needs.processes/__init__.py-dist
and other files to
__init__.py
?The files
processes/__init__.py
etc/setup.py
etc/grass.py
-dist
suffix. You have to rename them and
remove this suffix from the file name (e.g.
processes/__init__.py-dist ->
processes/__init__.py
) in order to get PyWPS running and
configured.
Why this? If you make some change to this files (by tuning
PyWPS), and later you would update your installation of PyWPS, this
original files will be overwritten. In this case, only the
"-dist
" will be overwritten and your changes should be
save.
InvalidParametrValue
code).pywps/processes/__init__.py
file?ERROR:
G_malloc: out of memory
.self.GCmd("g.region rast=input_map")or
self.GCmd("g.region -d")