com.esri.aims.mtier.model.map.projection
Class CoordSys

java.lang.Object
  com.esri.aims.mtier.model.map.projection.CoordSys

All Implemented Interfaces:

Serializable

public class CoordSys
extends Object
implements Serializable

Defines the projection coordinate system of a layer. CoordSys cannot be used to project a layer, its purpose is to provide metadata for the layer. FeatureCoordsys and FilterCoordSys are used to project the layers to a specified projection.

See Also:

FilterCoordSys, FeatureCoordSys, Serialized Form

Constructor Summary

CoordSys()
Constructs an instance of the CoordSys object.

Method Summary

long	getDatumTransformID() Returns the datum transformation identifier for this CoordSys
String	getDatumTransformString() Returns the datum transformation definition string associated with this CoordSys object.
long	getID() Returns the projected or geographic coordinate system identifier for this CoordSys.
String	getString() Returns the projected or geographic coordinate system definition string associated with this CoordSys object.
void	setDatumTransformID(long value) Sets the given datum transformation identifier for this CoordSys object.
void	setDatumTransformString(String value) Sets the datum transformation definition string for this CoordSys object.
void	setID(long value) Sets the projected or geographic coordinate system identifier for this CoordSys object.
void	setString(String value) Sets the specified projected or geographic coordinate system definition string to the CoordSys object.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

CoordSys

public CoordSys()

Constructs an instance of the CoordSys object. Example:

CoordSys coordsys = new CoordSys();

Method Detail

setID

public void setID(long value)

Sets the projected or geographic coordinate system identifier for this CoordSys object. Example:

coordsys.setID(4326);

Parameters:

value - the projected or geographic coordinate system identifier.

See Also:

getID()

getID

public long getID()

Returns the projected or geographic coordinate system identifier for this CoordSys. Example:

long id = coordsys.getID();

Returns:

the projected or geographic coordinate system identifier as long

See Also:

setID(long)

setString

public void setString(String value)

Sets the specified projected or geographic coordinate system definition string to the CoordSys object. Example:

 Refer to the ArcXML guide for the string value to set.
 

Parameters:

value - the projected or geographic coordinate system definition string.

See Also:

getString()

getString

public String getString()

Returns the projected or geographic coordinate system definition string associated with this CoordSys object. Example:

 String string = coordsys.getString();
 

Returns:

the coordinate system definition string

See Also:

setString(java.lang.String)

setDatumTransformID

public void setDatumTransformID(long value)

Sets the given datum transformation identifier for this CoordSys object. Refer to the ArcXML Programmer's Reference Help for more information. Example:

  coordsys.setDatumTransformID(8206);
 

Parameters:

value - the datum transformation value.

See Also:

getDatumTransformID()

getDatumTransformID

public long getDatumTransformID()

Returns the datum transformation identifier for this CoordSys

 long id = coordsys.getDatumTransformID();
 

Returns:

long

See Also:

setDatumTransformID(long)

setDatumTransformString

public void setDatumTransformString(String value)

Sets the datum transformation definition string for this CoordSys object. Refer to the ArcXML Programmer's Reference Help for datum transform string values.

Parameters:

value - the datum transformation definition string.

See Also:

getDatumTransformString()

getDatumTransformString

public String getDatumTransformString()

Returns the datum transformation definition string associated with this CoordSys object. Example:

  String datumTransformString = coordsys.getDatumTransformString();
  

Returns:

the datum transformation definition string.

See Also:

setDatumTransformString(java.lang.String)