gistermweb
This configuration is optional when using the plugin Gis.
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Configuration of the map views in Cadenza Web.
DEPRECATED: This property is deprecated and has no effect in Cadenza Web.
DEPRECATED: unused
Print resolution settings. The user will be able to select these settings from a drop-down list.
A print resolution setting. There must be at least one <resolution> block where the attribute default has the value true. This specifies the default resolution setting.
true to let Cadenza Web only consider scales for which the tiles have already been precalculated, when zooming is performed. This speeds up the zooming process and is possible for maps with the pseudo Mercator coordinate system (EPSG:3857, WGS 84). Otherwise, the exact scales are considered by default.
Default: false
true to enforce that the configured minScale and maxScale in the MML or layer are the real scales the map can be zoomed to. Otherwise, scales are chosen that support prettier rendering and a better cache hit rate for tiles by using default scales when zooming.
Default: false
Transparency value of the color, from 0 to 255. Optional attribute, if not specified, the following default values apply: 255 (100 %) for supporting points, 255 (100 %) for lines, 77 (30 %) for areas.
In <rubberbandOptions>: color of the distance line, the area outline, and the edit geometry outline when capturing an area object. In <drawOptions>: color of the area outline.
Transparency value of the color, from 0 to 255. Optional attribute, if not specified, the following default values apply: 255 (100 %) for supporting points, 255 (100 %) for lines, 77 (30 %) for areas.
In <rubberbandOptions>: fill color of the area and the edit geometry when capturing an area object. In <drawOptions>: fill color of the area.
Transparency value of the color, from 0 to 255. Optional attribute, if not specified, the following default values apply: 255 (100 %) for supporting points, 255 (100 %) for lines, 77 (30 %) for areas.
Point color.
In <rubberbandOptions>: settings for the supporting points and the editing geometry when capturing a point object. In <drawOptions>: settings for the point.
Transparency value of the color, from 0 to 255. Optional attribute, if not specified, the following default values apply: 255 (100 %) for supporting points, 255 (100 %) for lines, 77 (30 %) for areas.
In <rubberbandOptions>: color of the distance line, the area outline, and the edit geometry outline when capturing an area object. In <drawOptions>: color of the area outline.
Transparency value of the color, from 0 to 255. Optional attribute, if not specified, the following default values apply: 255 (100 %) for supporting points, 255 (100 %) for lines, 77 (30 %) for areas.
In <rubberbandOptions>: fill color of the area and the edit geometry when capturing an area object. In <drawOptions>: fill color of the area.
Transparency value of the color, from 0 to 255. Optional attribute, if not specified, the following default values apply: 255 (100 %) for supporting points, 255 (100 %) for lines, 77 (30 %) for areas.
Point color.
In <rubberbandOptions>: settings for the supporting points and the editing geometry when capturing a point object. In <drawOptions>: settings for the point.
Default settings to highlight area objects and point objects in the preview of the drawn geometry.
When measuring distances and areas, a rubber band is displayed for better orientation. It can be configured with the settings here.
| This is a generated sample file with fake data and all the possible options shown, refer to the Documentation tab for what combinations are valid and what is required or not. |
cadenzaconfig:
settings:
gistermweb:
defaultSRS: "text"
defaultCoordinateVisualizationSrs: "text"
mapSizes:
defaultSize:
name: "text"
width: 15
height: 15
size:
- name: "text"
width: 15
height: 15
- name: "text"
width: 15
height: 15
mapConfig:
controls:
extendedZoom: true
print:
resolutions:
- default: true
name: "text"
value: 15
- default: true
name: "text"
value: 15
constrainMapScales: true
forceMinMaxScales: true
rubberbandOptions:
color:
red: 15
green: 15
blue: 15
alpha: 15
fillColor:
red: 15
green: 15
blue: 15
alpha: 15
supportingPoint:
color:
red: 15
green: 15
blue: 15
alpha: 15
width: 15
lineWidth: 15
drawOptions:
color:
red: 15
green: 15
blue: 15
alpha: 15
fillColor:
red: 15
green: 15
blue: 15
alpha: 15
supportingPoint:
color:
red: 15
green: 15
blue: 15
alpha: 15
width: 15
lineWidth: 15
Filename: gistermweb-config.xml
| This is a generated sample file with fake data and all the possible options shown, refer to the Documentation tab for what combinations are valid and what is required or not. |
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<GIStermWebConfiguration>
<defaultSRS>text</defaultSRS>
<defaultCoordinateVisualizationSrs>text</defaultCoordinateVisualizationSrs>
<mapSizes>
<defaultSize>
<name>text</name>
<width>15</width>
<height>15</height>
</defaultSize>
<size>
<name>text</name>
<width>15</width>
<height>15</height>
</size>
<size>
<name>text</name>
<width>15</width>
<height>15</height>
</size>
</mapSizes>
<mapConfig>
<controls>
<extendedZoom>true</extendedZoom>
</controls>
<print>
<resolutions>
<resolution default="true">
<name>text</name>
<value>15</value>
</resolution>
<resolution default="true">
<name>text</name>
<value>15</value>
</resolution>
</resolutions>
</print>
<constrainMapScales>true</constrainMapScales>
<forceMinMaxScales>true</forceMinMaxScales>
</mapConfig>
<rubberbandOptions>
<color red="15" green="15" blue="15" alpha="15"/>
<fillColor red="15" green="15" blue="15" alpha="15"/>
<supportingPoint>
<color red="15" green="15" blue="15" alpha="15"/>
<width>15</width>
</supportingPoint>
<lineWidth>15</lineWidth>
<drawOptions>
<color red="15" green="15" blue="15" alpha="15"/>
<fillColor red="15" green="15" blue="15" alpha="15"/>
<supportingPoint>
<color red="15" green="15" blue="15" alpha="15"/>
<width>15</width>
</supportingPoint>
<lineWidth>15</lineWidth>
</drawOptions>
</rubberbandOptions>
</GIStermWebConfiguration>