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ZOO API Examples
In this page you can find some small examples on how to use the JavaScript? ZOO-API on the server side.
ZOO-API contains many classes and functions. You can find the description list here.
ZOO.Process example of use
var myProcess = new ZOO.Process('http://localhost/cgi-bin-new1/zoo_loader_new1.cgi','Boundary'); var myInputs = {InputPolygon: { type: 'complex', value: '{"type":"Polygon","coordinates":[[[-106.993853,35.998758],[-107.407233,35.997524],[-107.430525,35.997726],[-107.4824,35.99878],[-108.37013,35.999472],[-109.043633,35.996652],[-109.096265,35.997817],[-109.148763,36.001751],[-109.200981,36.008442],[-109.252775,36.017871],[-109.304,36.030014],[-109.354516,36.044835],[-106.468201,35.991497],[-106.855511,35.989504],[-106.90933,35.990676],[-106.963008,35.994743],[-106.993853,35.998758]]]}', mimeType: "application/json"} }; var myExecuteResult=myProcess.Execute(myInputs); return {result: ZOO.SERVICE_SUCCEEDED, outputs: [ {name:"Result", value: myExecuteResult} ] };
In this really short example you can see how to create ZOO.Process class instance and call the Execute method on such an instance. Then you'll just need to return a JavaScript? object containing the attributes result and outputs, which I'm sure you already know what is about. The first is about the status of the process (can be ZOO.SERVICE_SUCEEDED,ZOO.SERVICE_FAILED ad so on), the last is obviously the resulting maps (take a look at the maps internal data structure used by ZOO Kernel in service.h).
