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List of Examples
1-1 Sample MapViewer Configuration File
1-2 Restricting Administrative Requests
1-3 Configuring the mds.xml File
1-4 PL/SQL Package for Secure Map Rendering
1-5 View for Secure Map Rendering
1-6 Data Source Definition for Secure Map Rendering
1-7 Data Source Definition Specifying Cookie Name
2-1 Scalable Marker Style
2-2 Scalable Line Style
2-3 Advanced Style with Text Label Style for Each Bucket
2-4 Labeling an Oriented Point
2-5 Text Style with Sticky Attribute
2-6 XML Definition of Styling Rules for an Airport Theme
2-7 Styling Rules Using the <rendering> Element
2-8 Theme Styling Rules with Stacked Styles
2-9 JDBC Theme in a Map Request
2-10 JDBC Theme Based on Columns
2-11 JDBC Theme Based on Columns, with Query Window
2-12 Complex Query in a Predefined Theme
2-13 Creating a Predefined Image Theme
2-14 GeoRaster Theme Containing a SQL Statement
2-15 GeoRaster Theme Specifying a Raster ID and Raster Data Table
2-16 Creating a Predefined GeoRaster Theme
2-17 Preparing GeoRaster Data for Use with a GeoRaster Theme
2-18 Bitmap Mask in Predefined GeoRaster Theme
2-19 Reprojection Mode in Predefined GeoRaster Theme
2-20 Network Theme
2-21 Creating a Predefined Network Theme
2-22 Network Theme for Shortest-Path Analysis
2-23 Network Theme for Within-Cost Analysis
2-24 Topology Theme
2-25 Topology Theme Using Debug Mode
2-26 Creating a Predefined Topology Theme
2-27 WFS Request with a Dynamic WFS Theme
2-28 Creating a Predefined WFS Theme
2-29 Map Request with Predefined WFS Theme
2-30 Request with a Dynamic WMTS Theme
2-31 Creating a Predefined WMTS Theme
2-32 Map Request with Predefined WMTS Theme
2-33 Defining a Dynamic Custom Geometry Theme
2-34 Storing a Predefined Custom Geometry Theme
2-35 Styling Rules for a Predefined Annotation Text Theme
2-36 Dynamic Annotation Text Theme Definition
2-37 Dynamic Annotation Text Theme with Default Annotation Column
2-38 Script to Generate Annotation Text Data
2-39 Creating an LRS Theme
2-40 Map Request with Predefined LRS Theme
2-41 XML Definition of Styling Rules for an Earthquakes Theme
2-42 Advanced Style Definition for an Earthquakes Theme
2-43 Mapping Population Density Using a Graduated Color Scheme
2-44 Mapping Average Household Income Using a Graduated Color Scheme
2-45 Mapping Average Household Income Using a Color for Each Income Range
2-46 Advanced Style Definition for Gasoline Stations Theme
2-47 Styling Rules of Theme Definition for Gasoline Stations
2-48 Nonspatial (External) Data Provider Implementation
2-49 XML Definition of a Base Map
2-50 Legend Included in a Map Request
2-51 Map Request with Automatic Legend
2-52 Automatic Legend with Themes Specified
2-53 Cross-Schema Access: Geometry Table
2-54 Cross-Schema Access: GeoRaster Table
2-55 Cross-Schema Access: Topology Feature Table
2-56 Cross-Schema Access: Network Tables
2-57 Workspace Manager-Related Attributes in a Map Request
2-58 <list_workspace_name> Element in an Administrative Request
2-59 <list_workspace_session> Element in an Administrative Request
2-60 Finding Styles Owned by the MDSYS Schema
3-1 Simple Map Request ("Hello World")
3-2 Simple Map Request with a Dynamically Defined Theme
3-3 Map Request with Base Map, Center, and Additional Predefined Theme
3-4 Map Request with Center, Base Map, Dynamically Defined Theme, Other Features
3-5 Map Request for Point Features with Attribute Value and Dynamically Defined Variable Marker Style
3-6 Map Request with an Image Theme
3-7 Map Request for Image of Map Legend Only
3-8 Map Request with SRID Different from Data SRID
3-9 Map Request Using a Pie Chart Theme
3-10 JDBC Theme Using a Pie Chart Style
3-11 Map Request Using Ratio Scale and Mixed Theme Scale Modes
3-12 Map Request Using Predefined Theme (Binding Parameter and Custom Type)
3-13 Map Request Using Advanced Styles and Rendering Rules
3-14 Map Request Using Stacked Styles
3-15 Map Request Using Predefined WFS Theme
3-16 Map Request Using Dynamic WFS Theme
3-17 Map Request Using Dynamic WFS Theme with an Advanced Style
3-18 Java Program That Interacts with MapViewer
3-19 PL/SQL Program That Interacts with MapViewer
3-20 North Arrow
3-21 Normalization Operation with a GeoRaster Theme
3-22 Styling Rules with Normalization Operation in a GeoRaster Theme
3-23 Scale Bar
3-24 MapViewer Information Request
3-25 Map Response
3-26 Streaming Tiles Without Storing Them
3-27 XML Definition of an Internal Map Tile Layer Based on a Base Map
3-28 XML Definition of an Internal Map Tile Layer Based on Themes
3-29 XML Definition of an External Map Tile Layer
3-30 External Map Source Adapter
3-31 MapSourceAdapter.getTileImageBytes Implementation
5-1 Adding a Data Source by Specifying Detailed Connection Information
5-2 Adding a Data Source by Specifying the Container Data Source
5-3 Removing a Data Source
6-1 XML Styling Rules for Predefined Theme Used for FOI Layer
6-2 XML Styling Rules for a Templated Predefined Theme
6-3 Theme for Dynamic JDBC Query
6-4 Transformation Rules Defined in the csdefinition.sql Script
C-1 Custom Image Renderer for ECW Image Format
D-1 Implementing the Spatial Provider Class
D-2 Map Request to Render External Spatial Data
E-1 GetMap Requests
E-2 GetCapabilities Response (Excerpt)
E-3 GetFeatureInfo Request
E-4 GetFeatureInfo Response
E-5 Adding a WMS Map Theme (XML API)
E-6 Creating a Predefined WMS Theme
E-7 WMS Theme with Authentication Specified
E-8 Custom WMS Layer Attributes
E-9 GetCapabilities Response with Custom Attributes
F-1 WMTS Policy File (wmtConfig.xml)
F-2 Tile Layer Definition in the Data Source
F-3 Response from GetCapabilities Request in KVP Encoding
F-4 Response from GetCapabilities Request in REST Encoding
F-5 Base Map Definition for Tile Layer TEST_TL
F-6 Theme Names and Styling Rules for Tile Layer TEST_TL
F-7 Response from OGC GetFeatureInfo Request
F-8 Response from MapViewer GetFeatureInfo Request within a Bounding Box
F-9 Tile Definition of Scale Set GlobalCRS84Scale
F-10 Tile Definition of Scale Set GlobalCRS84Pixel
F-11 Tile Definition of Scale Set GoogleCRS84Quad
F-12 Tile Definition of Scale Set GoogleMapsCompatible
F-13 Publishing Tile Layers
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