[fdo-users] how to create single polygon using FdoIpolygon

[prem]

hi,
Example code given in FDODevGuide.pdf creates a geometry polygon (bluelake)
using FdoIPolygon.
But actually if you visuallly see them using QGIS it is multipolygon(i.e., i
m able to see two polygons).
below is the code using which i have tested.
How to create a single polygon?????

// Blue Lake
			FdoPtr<FdoILinearRing> exteriorRingBlueLake;
			FdoInt32 numBlueLakeShorelineOrdinates = 10;
			double blueLakeExteriorRingOrdinates[] = {52.0, 18.0, 66.0, 23.0,73.0,
9.0, 48.0, 6.0, 2.0, 18.0};
			exteriorRingBlueLake =
sampleGeometryFactory->CreateLinearRing(FdoDimensionality_XY,
numBlueLakeShorelineOrdinates,blueLakeExteriorRingOrdinates);
			// define the shoreline of Goose Island which is on Blue Lake
			// this is the sole member of the list of interior rings
			FdoPtr<FdoILinearRing> linearRingGooseIsland;
			FdoInt32 numGooseIslandShorelineOrdinates = 10;
			double gooseIslandLinearRingOrdinates[] = {59.0, 18.0, 67.0, 18.0,67.0,
13.0, 59.0, 13.0, 59.0, 18.0};
			linearRingGooseIsland =
sampleGeometryFactory->CreateLinearRing(FdoDimensionality_XY,
numGooseIslandShorelineOrdinates, gooseIslandLinearRingOrdinates);
			
			// add the Goose Island linear ring to the list of interior rings
			FdoPtr<FdoLinearRingCollection> interiorRingsBlueLake;
			interiorRingsBlueLake = FdoLinearRingCollection::Create();
			interiorRingsBlueLake->Add(linearRingGooseIsland);
			// create the Blue Lake polygon
			FdoPtr<FdoIPolygon> blueLake;
			blueLake
sampleGeometryFactory->CreatePolygon(exteriorRingBlueLake,interiorRingsBlueLake);
			FdoByteArray * geometryByteArray
=sampleGeometryFactory->GetFgf(blueLake);// 
   			sampleGeometryValue->SetGeometry(geometryByteArray);

exteriorRingBlueLake is a polygon and InteriorRingBlueLake is another
polygon.
How can i create a single polygon?


Regards,
Prem



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