Examples of org.geoserver.platform.Service

org.geoserver.platform.Service
A service descriptor which provides metadata such as id, and version.
Service descriptors are identified by an id, version pair. Two service descriptors are considered equal if they have the same id, and version.

The underlying service implementation is a plain old java object, available via {@link #service}.
@author Justin Deoliveira, The Open Planning Project, jdeolive@openplans.org

        
        return new MapLayerInfo(l);
    }
    
    Operation op(String name, String service, String version, Object request) {
        return new Operation(name, new Service(service, null, new Version(version), null), 
            null, new Object[]{request});
    }

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                Map map = request.getRawKvp();
                if (colorRamp != null && map.containsKey("LAYER")) {


                    Method method;
                    try {
                        Service service = new Service(operation.getService().getId(),
                                dynamicColorMapBuilder, null, null);
                        method = DynamicColorMapBuilder.class.getMethod("execute", new Class[] {
                                GetLegendGraphicRequest.class, Map.class, String.class });
                        Operation op = new Operation(id, service, method, new Object[] {
                                getLegendRequest, map, colorRamp });

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            public String concat(String param1, String param2) {
                return param1 + param2;
            }
        };


        Service service = new Service("directCallService", serviceBean, new Version("1.0.0"),
                Collections.singletonList("concat"));
        Method method = serviceBean.getClass().getMethod("concat", String.class, String.class);
        Object[] parameters = {"p1", "p2"};
        Operation opDescriptor = new Operation("concat", service, method, parameters);

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        }


        // this is a dummy wrapper around our 'request' object so that the new Dispatcher will
        // accept it.
        Service serviceDesc = new Service("wms", null, null, Collections.EMPTY_LIST);
        Operation opDescriptor = new Operation("", serviceDesc, null, new Object[] { gfreq });


        final GeoServer gs = wms.getGeoServer();
                
        FeatureTypeSchemaBuilder sb = new FeatureTypeSchemaBuilder.GML3(gs);

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        ogr.setGdalData(Ogr2OgrTestUtil.getGdalData());


        // the EMF objects used to talk with the output format
        gft = WfsFactory.eINSTANCE.createGetFeatureType();
        fct = WfsFactory.eINSTANCE.createFeatureCollectionType();
        op = new Operation("GetFeature", new Service("WFS", null, new Version("1.0.0"), 
                Arrays.asList("GetFeature")), null, new Object[] { gft });
    }

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            default:
                schemaEncoder = new XmlSchemaEncoder.V20(geoServer);
            }


            //build a "dummy" operation descriptor and call the encoder 
            Operation op = new Operation("DescribeFeatureType", new Service("WFS",null,null,null), 
                null, new Object[]{request.getAdaptee()});
            ByteArrayOutputStream bout = new ByteArrayOutputStream(); 
            schemaEncoder.write(featureTypes, bout, op);


            return new ByteArrayInputStream(bout.toByteArray());

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     * 
     * @param names type names for which queries are present in the returned request
     * @return GetFeature operation to request the named types
     */
    Operation request(QName... names) {
        Service service = getServiceDescriptor10();
        GetFeatureType type = WfsFactory.eINSTANCE.createGetFeatureType();
        type.setBaseUrl("http://localhost:8080/geoserver");
        for (QName name : names) {
            QueryType queryType = WfsFactory.eINSTANCE.createQueryType();
            queryType.setTypeName(Collections.singletonList(name));

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import org.w3c.dom.NodeList;


public class DescribeFeatureResponseTest extends WFSTestSupport {


    Operation request() {
        Service service = getServiceDescriptor10();
        DescribeFeatureTypeType type = WfsFactory.eINSTANCE.createDescribeFeatureTypeType();
        type.setBaseUrl("http://localhost:8080/geoserver");
        
        Operation request = new Operation("wfs", service, null, new Object[] { type });
        return request;

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    protected void setUp() throws Exception {
        super.setUp();
        
        HelloWorld helloWorld = new HelloWorld();
        Service service = new Service("hello", helloWorld, new Version("1.0.0"),Collections.singletonList("hello"));


        request = new MockHttpServletRequest() {
                public int getServerPort() {
                    return 8080;
                }

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        }


        // this is a dummy wrapper around our 'request' object so that the new Dispatcher will
        // accept it.
        Service serviceDesc = new Service("wms", null, null, Collections.EMPTY_LIST);
        Operation opDescriptor = new Operation("", serviceDesc, null, new Object[] { gfreq });


        final GeoServer gs = wms.getGeoServer();
        GML2OutputFormat format = new GML2OutputFormat(gs);
        format.write(features, out, opDescriptor);

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