This page describes the convention for the PyWPS plugin to find and expose matlab processes.
Example
function [data] = oil_spill(track, volume) % OIL_SPILL generate a dataset of an oil spill based on a track and total volume % % This is also part of the abstract % % input: % track = linestring % volume = double % % output: % data = file.nc %
Finding processes
Matlab functions can be exposed as WPS processes. The processes are found by putting matlab scripts in the directory that is exposed by the environment variable MATLAB_PROCESSES (analogue to PYWPS_PROCESSES). Matlab processes have the form of a matlab function, stored within a file with the name function.m.
WPS properties
The WPS properties can be specified according to the table below.
WPS property |
Matlab implementation |
example |
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identifier |
function name, lower case |
run_model -> run_model |
title |
function name, Title cased, _ replaced by spaces |
run_model -> Run model |
abstract |
first comment line, after CAPITALIZED function name and following comment block |
% FUNCTION some text -> some text |
metadata |
not supported |
|
profile |
not supported |
|
wsdl |
not supported |
|
version |
not supported |
|
service |
always WPS |
WPS |
language |
always en-GB |
|
DataInputs |
list below % input: |
see example |
ProcessOutputs |
list below % output: |
see example |
storeSupported |
always false |
|
statusSupported |
always false |
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