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| 1 | .. _services-intro: |
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| 3 | Introduction |
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| 4 | ============ |
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| 6 | ZOO Services are example Web services which work with the ZOO Kernel. They are based on various |
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| 7 | existing Open Source libraries and tend to provide simple Web processing functions such as |
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| 8 | GIS format conversion, GIS file reprojection, basic spatial operations, basic raster operations... |
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| 10 | The available ZOO Services are under development and come without any warranty. They are based |
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| 11 | on existing code and prove that the ZOO Kernel works with many different codes and languages |
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| 12 | (please have a look to the ZOO demos !). The ZOO Project team wants to encourage people to use |
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| 13 | the ZOO Services as a functional basis for Web processing, but above all to provide a source |
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| 14 | of inspiration to the community for creating new ZOO Services. |
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| 16 | What is a ZOO Service? |
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| 17 | ---------------------- |
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| 19 | A ZOO Service is a couple composed of: |
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| 21 | - The code you want to turn into a standardized Web service |
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| 22 | - A configuration file (.zcfg) which describes this Web service |
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| 24 | Learn more on ZOO services configuration reading the .zcfg Reference |
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| 26 | Example ZOO Services |
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| 27 | -------------------- |
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| 29 | See ZOO Services examples page |
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