org.deegree.services.wms.capabilities
Interface LayerBoundingBox
- All Superinterfaces:
- GM_Envelope
- All Known Implementing Classes:
- LayerBoundingBox_Impl
- public interface LayerBoundingBox
- extends GM_Envelope
Layers may have zero or more elements that are either stated
explicitly or inherited from a parent Layer. Each BoundingBox states the
bounding rectangle of the map data in a particular spatial reference system;
the attribute SRS indicates which SRS applies. If the data area is shaped
irregularly then the BoundingBox gives the minimum enclosing rectangle.The
attributes minx, miny, maxx, maxy indicate the edges of the bounding box in
units of the specified SRS. Optional resx and resy attributes indicate the
spatial resolution of the data in those same units.
A Layer may have multiple BoundingBox element, but each one shall state a
different SRS. A Layer inherits any BoundingBox values defined by its parents.
A BoundingBox inherited from the parent Layer for a particular SRS is replaced
by any declaration for the same SRS in the child Layer. A BoundingBox in the
child for a new SRS not already declared by the parent is added to the list
of bounding boxes for the child Layer. A single Layer element shall not
contain more than one BoundingBox for the same SRS.
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- Version:
- 2002-03-01
- Author:
- Andreas Poth
Method Summary |
double |
getResx()
spatial resolution of the layers data in x-direction. |
double |
getResy()
spatial resolution of the layers data in x-direction. |
java.lang.String |
getSRS()
returns the spatial reference system of the bounding box |
getResx
public double getResx()
- spatial resolution of the layers data in x-direction. If the resolution
isn't known -1 will be returned.
getResy
public double getResy()
- spatial resolution of the layers data in x-direction. If the resolution
isn't known -1 will be returned.
getSRS
public java.lang.String getSRS()
- returns the spatial reference system of the bounding box