Difference between revisions of "HowTo:Declare an Object as Map Layer"
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Latest revision as of 10:30, 6 December 2019
Making objects appear as Map Layers on the map they must be configured as follows:
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Studio
- Navigate to the MetaClass MAPLAYER via the Class Browser.
- Add a new instance to the MetaClass by using the Bulk Editor.
- The newly created object needs to be added to the list of infrastructure object of the according Application, there are two different ways to achieve that:
- Individual objects can be added directly to the Infrastructure relation in the ACM using the Relation Editor.
- To add multiple objects of the same type, a query has to be created and added to the Infrastructure query relation in the ACM.
- Individual objects can be added directly to the Infrastructure relation in the ACM using the Relation Editor.
Client
Examples how the map layers are shown.
Map View
List of available Map Layers
Select a Map Layer
