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Configuration of the Cadenza module GISterm.
General settings.
Settings for the default maps that are loaded automatically after startup.
URL of the default start map that is loaded into the default layer. File format can be shapefile or MML. The file ending .mml can be omitted. File must be saved in the main repository. If no path is specified, the file will be searched for in the /Map subdirectory of the main repository. This is the fallback configuration that applies if there is no defaultMap.xml file in the root directory of the main repository.
Print name of the default start map. If it is not set, first the description file (*.def) is searched for the name parameter. If this one is not available and a shapefile is specified in mapContents, the name of the shapefile will be used. However, if mapName is set and a shapefile is specified for the default start map in mapContents, mapName is preferred and used as name of the default layer as well.
URL of the default overview map that will be loaded automatically into the locator view. File format can be shapefile or MML, the file ending .mml can be omitted. File must be saved in the main repository. If no path is specified, the file will be searched for in the /Map subdirectory of the main repository.
Settings for the graphical user interface.
true to show additional information in the navigator tree depending on the use case. For Oracle themes e.g., information about the attributes of the theme is displayed. This feature will be dropped in future versions of GISterm, so it should not be used.
true to keep using the current map section when opening a map or layer in a new GISView, as far as possible. Example: If the user has zoomed the current map to his municipality, the new map will also show his municipality. If the current map section does not exist in the new map, the map-specific settings wil apply. Note: When opening maps with geographic coordinate system, the current map section cannot be considered exactly, instead, 1 degree is interpreted as 1 meter. Note: This feature is not provided by the Cadenza Web API.
Default: false
true to enable the Statistics button and dialog for a feature layer. Since statistics are very memory consuming, set to false if your memory is low or your data amount is huge in order to avoid system performance problems.
Default: true
Globally defined list of enabled action shortcuts for all layers. Can be overwritten for each layer locally. These action shortcuts provide a quick access to frequently used actions (e.g. Open Filter or Show Views) otherwise available through the context menu. Note: A defined action shortcut will only be actually added or usable if its conditions such as configured plugins or available data are met.
Settings for a single action to be added as shortcut.
Buffer.
Delete.
Edit Attributes.
Edit Geometry.
Create New Feature.
Clear Selection.
Export as Shapefile.
Export as KML file.
Export as Excel file (*.xlsx) (Cadenza Web).
Display Entire Layer.
Filter.
Views.
Select from Other Layer.
Hide Images in Map / Show Images in Map.
Apply images to new sketch layer.
Show Attribute Table.
Switch Display Options.
Name of a single action, see net.disy.gis.layer.configuration.atoms.content.action.LayerAction.
Action is default.
Action is enabled.
Action is disabled.
State of the action.
Default: Enabled
Settings for the presentation of the maps to the user.
Settings for the logo to be displayed in the map. Currently only used by MapServer.
The rotation angle is starting from the east direction (X-axis) counterclockwise.
The rotation angle is starting from the north direction clockwise.
The rotation angle is starting from the west direction (X-axis) clockwise.
The rotation angle is starting from the west direction (X-axis) clockwise.
The rotation angle is starting from the east direction (X-axis) clockwise.
Interpretation of rotation angle values for point signatures. Note: In the previews of the properties dialog and the Map Wizard, a change of the default values is not taken into account. Note: This setting has only effect, when the point rotation angle is defined by attribute.
Default: GEOGRAPHIC_MINUS_90
The rotation angle is starting from the east direction (X-axis) counterclockwise.
The rotation angle is starting from the north direction clockwise.
The rotation angle is starting from the west direction (X-axis) clockwise.
The rotation angle is starting from the west direction (X-axis) clockwise.
The rotation angle is starting from the east direction (X-axis) clockwise.
Interpretation of rotation angle values for labels. Note: In the previews of the properties dialog and the Map Wizard, a change of the default values is not taken into account. Note: This setting has only effect, when the label rotation angle is defined by attribute.
Default: MATH
The rotation angle is starting from the east direction (X-axis) counterclockwise.
The rotation angle is starting from the north direction clockwise.
The rotation angle is starting from the west direction (X-axis) clockwise.
The rotation angle is starting from the west direction (X-axis) clockwise.
The rotation angle is starting from the east direction (X-axis) clockwise.
Format pattern of the angle. Must follow the Java Number Format Pattern Syntax.
Angle interpretation and visualization of the measurement tool in the sketch layer.
Default: MATH
The rotation angle is starting from the east direction (X-axis) counterclockwise.
The rotation angle is starting from the north direction clockwise.
The rotation angle is starting from the west direction (X-axis) clockwise.
The rotation angle is starting from the west direction (X-axis) clockwise.
The rotation angle is starting from the east direction (X-axis) clockwise.
Format pattern of the angle. Must follow the Java Number Format Pattern Syntax.
Interpretation of the direction angle to the respective next point during editing.
Default: GEOGRAPHIC
Default font settings for different elements of the GIS. Note: Default font changes do not affect existing themes, but only newly created themes.
Font style according to Java Font. Extra styles are separated by space, e.g. plain or italic bold.
Default: plain
Font settings according to Java Font.
Default font settings for theme names.
Font style according to Java Font. Extra styles are separated by space, e.g. plain or italic bold.
Default: plain
Font settings according to Java Font.
Default font settings for legend titles.
Font style according to Java Font. Extra styles are separated by space, e.g. plain or italic bold.
Default: plain
Font settings according to Java Font.
Default font settings for legend headers.
Font style according to Java Font. Extra styles are separated by space, e.g. plain or italic bold.
Default: plain
Font settings according to Java Font.
Default font settings for legend classification names. Visible in maps.
Font style according to Java Font. Extra styles are separated by space, e.g. plain or italic bold.
Default: plain
Font settings according to Java Font.
Default font settings for legend classification descriptions. Visible in maps.
Font style according to Java Font. Extra styles are separated by space, e.g. plain or italic bold.
Default: plain
Font settings according to Java Font.
Default font settings for legend label attributes. Visible in maps.
Font style according to Java Font. Extra styles are separated by space, e.g. plain or italic bold.
Default: plain
Font settings according to Java Font.
Default font settings for legend footers.
Font style according to Java Font. Extra styles are separated by space, e.g. plain or italic bold.
Default: plain
Font settings according to Java Font.
Default font settings for copyright texts.
Object information display setting for geo objects.
Always.
Only when the theme is active. (sollte als documentation zu den jeweiligen enumerations)
Never.
When object information should be displayed on click for a geo object of a theme.
Default: SELECTED
When enabled, the labeled features in a feature layer, where labels are positioned in center (center, left, or right) will have the text shifted so that the text is not vertically centered on the point buf offset by half it's height resulting in the text appearing directly above the target point.
Default: false
GISterm server settings. The server is used to establish connections to geo data sources.
Startup settings of the GISterm server.
Default: local
Disables the Connect Geodata Source ... menu item in Cadenza Desktop.
Enables the Connect Geodata Source ... menu item in Cadenza Desktop.
Enables the Connect Geodata Source ... menu item in Cadenza Desktop.
DEPRECATED, UNUSED. CGI URL for starting the GISterm server. Currently the GET method of the HTTP protocol is used, the passed parameters must comply in format (parameters are separated by ampersands, the character / is replaced by %2F). Currently the parameter gistermserver_rminame (name of the server used for RMI communication) must be set. Only relevant if the GISterm server is started remotely.
DEPRECATED, UNUSED. Settings for generic data source adapters provided by GISterm.
DEPRECATED, UNUSED. Settings for the Oracle Spatial geo database extension.
DEPRECATED, UNUSED. Runtime behavior of the adapter. (ist eventuell für die generierte Doku überflüssig)
DEPRECATED, UNUSED.
DEPRECATED, UNUSED. Adapter is started in the process space of the GISterm server.
DEPRECATED, UNUSED. Adapter is started as own process.
DEPRECATED, UNUSED. Oracle Spatial queries typically run in two stages, with a coarse filter and a finer filter. Especially in the transition from 8.1.5 to 8.1.6, geometries are not always compatible. To deal with this, the second filter can be switched on and off with this setting. Usually, it should remain secondary.
Default: secondary
DEPRECATED, UNUSED.
DEPRECATED, UNUSED.
DEPRECATED, UNUSED. Runtime behavior of the adapter. (ist eventuell für die generierte Doku überflüssig)
DEPRECATED, UNUSED.
DEPRECATED, UNUSED. Adapter is started in the process space of the GISterm server.
DEPRECATED, UNUSED. Adapter is started as own process.
DEPRECATED, UNUSED. Oracle Spatial queries typically run in two stages, with a coarse filter and a finer filter. Especially in the transition from 8.1.5 to 8.1.6, geometries are not always compatible. To deal with this, the second filter can be switched on and off with this setting. Usually, it should remain secondary.
Default: secondary
DEPRECATED, UNUSED.
DEPRECATED, UNUSED.
Settings to adjust the runtime behavior of GISterm. Choose between higher performance and lower memory consumption.
Settings for the use of system resources.
Installation-wide maximum number of simultaneously executed classic layer requests executed in the backend. This means feature layers in classic maps and classic layers embedded in workbook maps. This setting has no influence on the workbooks dataview layers number of parallel requests.
Default: 5
true to discard already loaded raster data when navigating in a map. By this, performance can be improved, especially in connection with terminal servers. If false (default), the old data is used for approximate visualization of the layer.
Default: false
Settings for image catalogs.
Settings for map rendering.
How to visualize moving operations on the map. By this setting, data transfer can be reduced when accessing via a terminal server connection.
Default: full
The complete map section is shifted when moving (default). Requires maximum data bandwidth. Only recommended for local use of GISterm or a sufficiently fast internet connection.
Only a moving rectangle is drawn when moving. Recommend e.g. for Citrix clients.
No visualization when moving. This option is experimental for now and may reduce the load in cases where it is even too high with the RECTANGLE option.
Restriction settings.
Maximum data size of a layer that can be transferred to the client. Format: Amount of data units plus first letter of the data unit as suffix, e.g. 3.1415g for 3.1415 GB. No suffix if data unit is bytes. Suffixes can be k for KB, m for MB, g for GB, t for TB, p for PB, e for EB.
Settings for selector layers.
Limit for requested geo objects per selector layer when lazy loading is enabled. If not set, it is 100,000. Important: If the selector layer is based on a table template (TTD file) or table operation (TOP file, exception: projection), the limit will not be considered. Note: For selector layers whose loading time is not optimized, the limit in the associated filter form will be considered.
Settings for layer loading.