[Pythonmac-SIG] pywps on mac osx

[massimo di stefano]

Hi,

thanks for the suggestion,

already i've installed on my mac

grass, qgis, R, ossim, ossimplanet, mapserver + kamap
all works fine :-)
thanks to william and to all mac comunity (really great people !)

i'll try to explain why a wps :

i need pywps beacouse my targhet is to have a web-processing server  
(not a simple web gis)

i.e.  use the function of grass and R (installed on a server) through  
the web, by a web-gis interface
called from a kml file  loaded into ossimplanet.

something like "embrio" or "openlayer + pywps" :  http:// 
pywps.ominiverdi.org/

i need this solution to try the integration of ossimplanet too

ossimplanet is able to load kml file and wms map


i done a script to produce kml , elevation-data and  wms map  from  
grass data,

using pywps  i can integrate this  script in ossimplanet using the  
"kml" as connection point


apologize me for my englesh and   for the bad explanation of what i  
want try to do :-/


let me know if anyone wont help me toinstall pywps :-)

thanks for any suggestion!

Massimo.


Il giorno 02/ott/07, alle ore 14:19, Thomas Juntunen ha scritto:

> On Tue, 2 Oct 2007 12:25:29 +0200, massimo di stefano wrote:
>
>> i'm tring to configure a python web processing server "pywps" on  
>> my mbp
>>
>> http://pywps.wald.intevation.org/
>>
>> it is an open project to port python environment on the web
>> to use it in on-line  mapping application like web-gis
>
> I haven't used GRASS, but Barry Rowlingson just presented at FOSS4G  
> about an
> integrated system called "Arlat" using Quantum GIS (available for  
> Mac OS X) for
> desktop mapping and R as a statistics engine, connected with Python.
>
> http://www.foss4g2007.org/presentations/view.php?abstract_id=135
>
> He is planning on posting details to the R-SIG-Geo list
> (https://stat.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/r-sig-geo), but there is a  
> paper
> describing the implementation here:
> http://www.bepress.com/cgi/viewcontent.cgi? 
> article=1103&context=jhubiostat
>
> I'm looking into this for use with MapServer:
> http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/
>
> William Kyngesburye has Mac OS X binaries of MapServer at his  
> kyngchaos site,
> although I don't recall if they use Apple's Apache 1.3 or permit  
> you to install
> your own Apache 2.
>
> This doesn't solve your immediate problem, but if you want to serve  
> up spatial
> data via a web interface, I think you'll find MapServer much easier  
> to use than
> rolling your own.
>
> Thomas Juntunen