dt_addDefaultStyleToDataLayer: add a default style (precalculalted and stored in geoserver)...
In asiripanich/dtpluginr: A Fork of DigiTwin's R Plugin
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
add a default style (precalculalted and stored in geoserver) for a layer (vector or tiff)
Usage
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dt_addDefaultStyleToDataLayer(stylename, datalayername, isglobalstyle = FALSE)
Arguments
stylename
style name (without workspace infomation)
datalayername
datalyer name, workspace information will be automatically attached based on devkey account
isglobalstyle
if TRUE, workspace information will not be attached. set this to TRUE if the style is hard coded in Geoserver. This is useful for creating common styles (such as shadow intensity, rainfall and temperature) at the application/built-in model level, rather than individual job level
Value
if success, a published datalayername; otherwise, empty string
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
add a default style (precalculalted and stored in geoserver) for a layer (vector or tiff)
Usage
1 | dt_addDefaultStyleToDataLayer(stylename, datalayername, isglobalstyle = FALSE)
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Arguments
stylename |
style name (without workspace infomation) |
datalayername |
datalyer name, workspace information will be automatically attached based on devkey account |
isglobalstyle |
if TRUE, workspace information will not be attached. set this to TRUE if the style is hard coded in Geoserver. This is useful for creating common styles (such as shadow intensity, rainfall and temperature) at the application/built-in model level, rather than individual job level |
Value
if success, a published datalayername; otherwise, empty string
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