Class Specification
- Object
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- Specification
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- Direct Known Subclasses:
WFSStrategy,WMSSpecification,WMTSSpecification
public abstract class Specification extends Object
Provides support for the Open Web Service Specificaitons.This class operates as a Factory creating request for Open Web Services.
The idea is that this class operates a Toolkit for all things assocated with an Open Web Service specification. The various objects produced by this toolkit are used as strategy objects for the top level AbstractOpenWebService subclass. Example:
- WebMapServer - uses a GetCapabilitiesRequest during version negotiation.
Both name and version information that may be checked against a GetCapabilities document during version negotiation. Specific Open Web Service implementations can extend this interface to include details that are specific to their specification. Example: The Web Map Service specification includes more operations such as GetMap and GetFeatureInfo.
Q: Why are these not static?
A: Because we want to place new specifications into a data structure for WebMapServer to search through dynamically- Author:
- Jody Garnett, Refractions Reasearch, rgould
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description Specification()
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Modifier and Type Method Description abstract GetCapabilitiesRequestcreateGetCapabilitiesRequest(URL server)Factory method to create GetCapabilities Requestabstract StringgetVersion()Expected version attribute for root element.
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Method Detail
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getVersion
public abstract String getVersion()
Expected version attribute for root element.- Returns:
- the version as a String
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createGetCapabilitiesRequest
public abstract GetCapabilitiesRequest createGetCapabilitiesRequest(URL server)
Factory method to create GetCapabilities Request- Parameters:
server- the URL that points to the server's getCapabilities document- Returns:
- a configured GetCapabilitiesRequest that can be used to access the Document
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