Provides access to members that create, add, and hand out topologies.
Product Availability
When To Use
The ITopologyContainer2 interface should be used to create topologies that will contain at least one feature class that is Z aware. The ITopologyContainer2::CreateTopologyEx method allows the specification of a Z cluster tolerance, which indicates which Z clustering model will be used; Building or Terrain.
Members
| Description | ||
|---|---|---|
 |
CreateTopology | Creates a new topology. |
|
CreateTopologyEx | Creates a new topology. |
 |
DefaultClusterTolerance | The default cluster tolerance as per the topology engine. |
|
DefaultZClusterTolerance | The default z cluster tolerance as per the topology engine. |
|
MaximumClusterTolerance | The maximal cluster tolerance as per the topology engine. |
|
MaximumZClusterTolerance | The maximal z cluster tolerance as per the topology engine. |
|
MinimumClusterTolerance | The minimal cluster tolerance as per the topology engine. |
|
MinimumZClusterTolerance | The minimal z cluster tolerance as per the topology engine. |
|
Topology | The topology at the specified index. |
|
TopologyByID | The topology with the specified ID. |
|
TopologyByName | The topology with the specified name. |
|
TopologyCount | The number of topologies in the container. |
Inherited Interfaces
| Interfaces | Description |
|---|---|
| ITopologyContainer | Provides access to members that create, add, and hand out topologies. |
CoClasses that implement ITopologyContainer2
| CoClasses and Classes | Description |
|---|---|
| FeatureDataset | ESRI Feature Dataset object. |
Remarks
The ITopologyContainer2 interface can be used to manage and create topologies within a feature dataset. If your intention is to simply browse for the set of topologies in a feature dataset, it is not necessary to open the feature dataset and call the methods on ITopologyContainer. The IFeatureDatasetName2::TopologyNames method can be used to efficiently obtain this information. Careful consideration should be given to specifying the parameters when creating a topology. Once the topology is built, none of the parameters can be modified. In order to change properties such as the Z cluster tolerance, the topology must be deleted and rebuilt with the new parameters.