org.opengis.sld

Interface FeatureStyle

@XmlElement(value="FeatureTypeStyle")
public interface FeatureStyle

Represents a style that applies to the features of a given type.

Since:

GeoAPI 2.0

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
InternationalString	getAbstract() Returns a human readable, prose description of this style.
java.lang.String	getFeatureTypeName() Returns the name of the feature type that this style is meant to act upon.
java.lang.String	getName() Returns a name for this style.
java.util.List<Rule>	getRules() Returns the list of rules contained by this style.
java.util.List<java.lang.String>	getSemanticTypeIdentifiers() Returns a string that identifies the more general "type" of geometry that this style is meant to act upon.
InternationalString	getTitle() Returns the human readable title of this style.
void	setAbstract(InternationalString abs) Sets the human readable, prose description of this style.
void	setFeatureTypeName(java.lang.String featureTypeName) Sets the name of the feature type that this style is meant to act upon.
void	setName(java.lang.String name) Sets the name for this style.
void	setTitle(InternationalString title) Sets the human readable title of this style.

Method Detail

getName

@XmlElement(value="Name")
java.lang.String getName()

Returns a name for this style. This can be any string that uniquely identifies this style within a given canvas. It is not meant to be human-friendly. (The "title" property is meant to be human friendly.)

setName

@XmlElement(value="Name")
void setName(java.lang.String name)

Sets the name for this style. See getName() for details.

getTitle

@XmlElement(value="Title")
InternationalString getTitle()

Returns the human readable title of this style. This can be any string, but should be fairly short as it is intended to be used in list boxes or drop down menus or other selection interfaces.

setTitle

@XmlElement(value="Title")
void setTitle(InternationalString title)

Sets the human readable title of this style. See getTitle() for details.

getAbstract

@XmlElement(value="Abstract")
InternationalString getAbstract()

Returns a human readable, prose description of this style. This can be any string and can consist of any amount of text.

setAbstract

@XmlElement(value="Abstract")
void setAbstract(InternationalString abs)

Sets the human readable, prose description of this style. See getAbstract() for details.

getFeatureTypeName

@XmlElement(value="FeatureTypeName")
java.lang.String getFeatureTypeName()

Returns the name of the feature type that this style is meant to act upon. This may return null if a style can operate on many different feature types.

setFeatureTypeName

@XmlElement(value="FeatureTypeName")
void setFeatureTypeName(java.lang.String featureTypeName)

Sets the name of the feature type that this style is meant to act upon. See getFeatureTypeName() for details.

getSemanticTypeIdentifiers

@XmlElement(value="SemanticTypeIdentifier")
java.util.List<java.lang.String> getSemanticTypeIdentifiers()

Returns a string that identifies the more general "type" of geometry that this style is meant to act upon. In the current OGC specifications, this is an experimental element and can take only one of the following values:

• generic:point
• generic:line
• generic:polygon
• generic:text
• generic:raster
• generic:any

The returned list is the "live" list and can be modified, both by adding and removing rules. This is why there is no setSemanticTypeIdentifiers method.

getRules

@XmlElement(value="Rule")
java.util.List<Rule> getRules()

Returns the list of rules contained by this style. The returned list is the "live" list and can be modified, both by adding and removing rules. This is why there is no setRules method.