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Interface Summary |
| CssParameter |
The simple SVG/CSS2 styling parameters are given with the CssParameter
element, which is defined as follows:
The parameter values are allowed to be complex expressions for maximum
flexibility. |
| Drawing |
This is the top level interface of Fill and Stroke defining
the methods getGraphicFill() and getCssParameters() that
are common to both.
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| Extent |
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| ExternalGraphic |
The ExternalGraphic element allows a reference to be made to an external graphic
file with a Web URL. |
| FeatureTypeConstraint |
A FeatureTypeConstraint element is used to identify a feature type by
well-known name, using the FeatureTypeName element.
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| FeatureTypeStyle |
The FeatureTypeStyle defines the styling that is to be applied to a single
feature type of a layer). |
| Fill |
A Fill allows area geometries to be filled. |
| Font |
The Font element identifies a font of a certain family, style, weight, size
and color.
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| Geometry |
The Geometry element is optional and if it is absent then the default geometry
property of the feature type that is used in the containing FeatureStyleType
is used. |
| Graphic |
A Graphic is a "graphic symbol" with an inherent shape, color, and size.
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| GraphicFill |
The GraphicFill element both indicates that a stipple-fill repeated graphic
will be used and specifies the fill graphic. |
| GraphicStroke |
The GraphicStroke element both indicates that a repeated-linear-graphic stroke
type will be used. |
| Halo |
Incarnation of a sld:Halo-element.
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| LabelPlacement |
Used to position a label relative to a point or a line string. |
| Layer |
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| LayerFeatureConstraints |
The LayerFeatureConstraints element is optional in a NamedLayer and allows the
user to specify constraints on what features of what feature types are to be
selected by the named-layer reference. |
| LegendGraphic |
The LegendGraphic element gives an optional explicit Graphic symbol to be
displayed in a legend for this rule.
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| LinePlacement |
Incarnation of an sld:LinePlacement-element.
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| LineSymbolizer |
Used to render a "stroke" along a linear geometry. |
| Mark |
A Mark takes a "shape" and applies coloring to it. |
| NamedLayer |
A NamedLayer uses the "name" attribute to identify a layer known to the WMS
and can contain zero or more styles, either NamedStyles or UserStyles. |
| NamedStyle |
A NamedStyle uses the "name" attribute to identify a style known to the WMS
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| ParameterValueType |
The ParameterValueType element is a combination of text nodes and
Filter-Expression element nodes.
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| PointPlacement |
Incarnation of a sld:PointPlacement-element.
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| PointSymbolizer |
Used to render a "graphic" at a point. |
| PolygonSymbolizer |
Used to render an interior "fill" and an outlining "stroke" for a polygon or
other 2D-area geometry. |
| RasterSymbolizer |
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| RemoteOWS |
Since a layer is defined as a collection of potentially mixed-type features,
the UserLayer element must provide the means to identify the features to be
used. |
| Rule |
A rule is used to attach a condition to and group the individual symbolizers
used for rendering. |
| Stroke |
A Stroke allows a string of line segments (or any linear geometry) to be
rendered. |
| Style |
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| StyledLayerDescriptor |
StyledLayerDescriptor: This is a sequence of styled layers, represented at
the first level by Layer and UserLayer elements. |
| Symbolizer |
This is the basis of all symbolizers. |
| TextSymbolizer |
Used to render a text label, according to the parameters. |
| UserLayer |
In addition to using named layers, it is also useful to be able to define
custom user-defined layers for rendering. |
| UserStyle |
A user-defined allows map styling to be defined externally from a system and
to be passed around in an interoperable format. |