Difference between revisions of "WCS GetCoverage for Grid returning CSV Example"
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The main site for python is http://www.python.org but I prefer to install via the activestate package. Especially Mark Hammonds PythonWin is a nice IDE. | The main site for python is http://www.python.org but I prefer to install via the activestate package. Especially Mark Hammonds PythonWin is a nice IDE. | ||
| − | === Getting Demo Script | + | === Getting Demo Script === |
Download [http://datafed.net/demo/soapdemo.py] and saveit with extension '''.py''' | Download [http://datafed.net/demo/soapdemo.py] and saveit with extension '''.py''' | ||
type from command line '''python soapdemo.py''' | type from command line '''python soapdemo.py''' | ||
There are no parameters, the script is hard coded for demo purposes. | There are no parameters, the script is hard coded for demo purposes. | ||
Revision as of 09:57, June 6, 2006
Simple WCS Python Example
This example uses popular python scripting language to call Datafed WCS via SOAP.
Getting python
Windows users: go to http://www.activestate.com and download Python 2.4 or later. You can also go straight to download download python
The main site for python is http://www.python.org but I prefer to install via the activestate package. Especially Mark Hammonds PythonWin is a nice IDE.
Getting Demo Script
Download [1] and saveit with extension .py type from command line python soapdemo.py There are no parameters, the script is hard coded for demo purposes.
