Documentation of 'org.opengis.parameter.ParameterDescriptor' Java class
ParameterDescriptor
org.opengis.parameter

Interface ParameterDescriptor

    • Method Detail

      • getValidValues

        @Extension
        java.util.Set<? extends java.lang.Object> getValidValues()
        If this parameter allows only a finite set of values, returns this set. This set is usually a {linkplain org.opengis.util.CodeList code list} or enumerations. This method returns null if this parameter doesn't limits values to a finite set.

        Note even when CodeList is used one can use this set to allow only a subset of the permissable values provided by the CodeList.

        When the getValueClass() is an array or Collection getValidValues() may be used to constrain the contained elements.

        Returns:
        A finite set of valid values (usually from a {linkplain org.opengis.util.CodeList code list}), or null if it doesn't apply.
      • getDefaultValue

        @UML(identifier="GC_ParameterInfo.defaultValue",
             obligation=OPTIONAL,
             specification=ISO_19111)
        java.lang.Object getDefaultValue()
        Returns the default value for the parameter. The return type can be any type including a Number or a String. If there is no default value, then this method returns null.
        Returns:
        The default value, or null in none.
      • getMinimumValue

        @UML(identifier="GC_ParameterInfo.minimumValue",
             obligation=OPTIONAL,
             specification=ISO_19111)
        java.lang.Comparable getMinimumValue()
        Returns the minimum parameter value. If there is no minimum value, or if minimum value is inappropriate for the parameter type, then this method returns null.

        When the getValueClass() is an array or Collection getMinimumValue may be used to constrain the contained elements.

        Returns:
        The minimum parameter value (often an instance of Double), or null.
      • getMaximumValue

        @UML(identifier="GC_ParameterInfo.maximumValue",
             obligation=OPTIONAL,
             specification=ISO_19111)
        java.lang.Comparable getMaximumValue()
        Returns the maximum parameter value. If there is no maximum value, or if maximum value is inappropriate for the parameter type, then this method returns null.

        When the getValueClass() is an array or Collection getMaximumValue may be used to constratin the contained elements.

        Returns:
        The minimum parameter value (often an instance of Double), or null.
      • getUnit

        @Extension
        Unit getUnit()
        Returns the unit for default, minimum and maximum values. This attribute apply only if the values is of numeric type (usually an instance of Double).
        Returns:
        The unit for numeric value, or null if it doesn't apply to the value type.

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