Adrian Custer wrote:
Hey all,
What does ILayer.getStatus() do?
could it be renamed to .getRenderingStatus() along
with .getRenderingStatusMessage()? It seems from the latter's javadocs
that that's the kind of status involved.
I was hoping that operation failures will also be reported this way ...
or operation status if it
is long running. I dream of the day when the focus is on working rather
then rendering ;-)
Is the example implementation in the ILayer.getResource() javadoc
comment correct? Should 'Feature.class' not be 'resourceType'?
yes it should, is the purpose of the method clear?
The ILayer.getQuery() has a 'layer' @param when no such parameter is
passed and it seems that the layer object would be referenced by being
the object on which the method is called.
Looks like a mistake.
(slightly different topic)
How does the internal Layer.class extend ILayer since it does not have
a .getMap() method but instead has a .getMapInternal() method? Since
your compilers haven't complained, this must be correct suggesting I'm
missing something fundamental.
Layer is an interface, so anything implementing the internal Layer will
need both getMapInternal and getMap
Jody
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