Changes between Version 11 and Version 12 of Clients

Timestamp:

Apr 11, 2015, 9:28:25 AM (9 years ago)

Author:

Peter Baumann

Comment:

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Clients

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 rasdaman can interface with a large and increasing number of tools. Some clients allow direct query submission, such as rasql and directql. For rapid development of browser clients the raswct toolkit is provided.
 
-Geo tools supported include OpenLayers, QGIS, ncWMS, GDAL, MapServer, ArcGIS; soon: GeoServer.
-Geo standards supported are OGC WMS, WCS, WCPS, and WPS; hence, all clients conforming to these standards can additionally be used for interfacing. 
+Geo tools supported include !OpenLayers, QGIS, ncWMS, THREDDS, GDAL, !MapServer, !ArcGIS; soon: !GeoServer.
+Geo standards supported are OGC WMS, WCS, WCPS, and WPS; hence, all clients conforming to these standards can additionally be used for interfacing. All geo semantics is implemented through the petascope component ([http://rasdaman.org/browser/applications/petascope source]) which is implemented as a Java application layer offering OGC Web services.
 
 
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  * '''raswct''' is the rasdaman Web Client Toolkit which allows, by way of input and output widgets, to easily compose a Web client. Simple versions need only HTML, but advanced interfaces can be created. One example for the use of raswct is [http://standards.rasdaman.org standards.rasdaman.org].
  * '''rview''' is a deprecated visual query interface for desktop use (executable). It is still part of the rasdaman package, but not maintained any longer. [executable: ]
- * '''directql''' is not strictly a client, but a rasdaman server linked directly with the rasql utility (see above). This simplifies debugging for developers. [source: [http://rasdaman.org/browser/applications/directql applications/directql] ]
+ * '''directql''' is not strictly a client, but a rasdaman server linked directly with the rasql utility (see above). This simplifies debugging for developers. (source: [http://rasdaman.org/browser/applications/directql applications/directql] )
 
 == WCS clients ==
 
- * WCS Web client: a generic Web client which allows for convenient forms-based input of WCS parameters for WCS Core and Extensions; all WCS extensions are supported, but the client presents only those extensions which are supported by the server addressed. Results can be displayed graphically where feasible. [source: [http://rasdaman.org/browser/applications/wcs-client applications/wcs-client] ]
+ * WCS Web client: a generic Web client which allows for convenient forms-based input of WCS parameters for WCS Core and Extensions; all WCS extensions are supported, but the client presents only those extensions which are supported by the server addressed. Results can be displayed graphically where feasible. (source: [http://rasdaman.org/browser/applications/wcs-client applications/wcs-client] )
  * mobile clients (contributed by [http://www.consorzio-cometa.it/ COMETA]):
   * native Android app: 
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 }}}
 
-== WCPS clients ==
-
-=== QGIS plugin ===
+== QGIS ==
 
 This plugin enables the direct download, processing, integration and usage of Coverages from an OGC compliant WCPS 1.0 enabled servers within the QGIS software (v2.0+ supported). The plugin has been submitted to the official QGIS plugin repository and is pending approval; in the meantime it can be installed manually:
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 }}}
 - now you can start QGIS and access the `QgsWcpsClient1` plug-in via the `Qgis Menu → Plugins → WcpsClient1 → WCPS 1.0 Client`
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+== !OpenLayers ==
+
+documentation tbd
+
+== ncWMS ==
+
+documentation tbd
+
+== THREDDS ==
+
+documentation tbd
+
+== GDAL ==
+
+documentation tbd
+
+== !ArcGIS ==
+
+documentation tbd
+
+== !GeoServer ==
+
+documentation tbd