[mapguide-users] FeatureSource. PointTypeStyle? LineTypeStyle?

[Jackie C. Ng]

Look at the class definition of the feature source it (the layer) is
referencing. More specifically, look at the geometry property and see what
geometry types it supports. This will correspond with what styles you can
have in your layer.

- Jackie


Greenhough, Jamie wrote:
> 
> I'm trying to programmatically add shape files as a FeatureSource, and
> then use a .NET layer factory (ported from PHP) to add a LayerDefinition
> to the MapGuide repository.
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> I can add the shape files and create a MapGuide FeatureSource just
> great.
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> 
> I'm stuck with how to determine if the FeatureSource contains Line or
> Point data. Specifically the <PointTypeStyle> and <LineTypeStyle> nodes
> in the LayerDefinition.xml.
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> Does anyone have experience with this?
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> Thanks!
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> 
> Jamie Greenhough | IT Consultant
> Sierra Systems
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