DATASETS attributes

The DATASETS node defines properties that apply to all datasets. The DATASETS node can have these attributes:

Attribute Description
cachetiles This attribute is no longer used, and will be removed in a future release.
featureidfield Name of the dataset field that contains the feature IDs. Field names are case-sensitive. You can use this attribute to set a default feature ID field for all datasets. You can also set different feature ID fields for individual datasets.

You can use the GetConfigHelp method in the map service to get this information.

For example, the feature ID field for a Shapefile with MXD is FID. For an SDE with MXD, it's OBJECTID.

fullmaxx Measurement of the right edge of the map at its full extent. All extent measurements are in linear units such as meters or feet. Angular units aren’t supported.

For best performance, set the full extent to the area you are most interested in seeing, such as a city rather than a whole county.

fullmaxy Measurement of the top of the map at its full extent.
fullminx Measurement of the left edge of the map at its full extent.
fullminy Measurement of the bottom of the map at its full extent.
geometryfield Name of the dataset field that contains the geometry. You can use this attribute to set a default geometry field for all datasets. You can also set different geometry fields for individual datasets. You can use the GetConfigHelp method in the map service to get this information.
initmaxx Measurement of the right edge of the map at the initial zoom level. If you don’t specify values for the initmaxx, initmaxy, initminx, and initminy attributes, the map will open at the full extent.
initmaxy Measurement of the top of the map at the initial zoom level.
initminx Measurement of the left edge of the map at the initial zoom level.
initminy Measurement of the bottom of the map at the initial zoom level.
linearunit Linear unit of measure for the map data, such as feet, meters, yards, miles, or kilometers.
markeredgedistance Minimum distance from the edge of the map that markers will be shown. This will ensure that markers aren’t drawn halfway into the map edge. The default value is 10 linear map units.
maxfeaturecount Maximum number of map markers that will be displayed as the result of a search. The default value is 100.
maxquerycount Maximum number of feature records that a search will return from the Infor Public Sector database. The default value is 500.
maxzoom Maximum zoom level for all datasets. The default value is 7.
name Name for the collection of datasets.
ondemandtiles Deprecated.
overlapdelta If two map markers share the same location, you can use the overlapdelta attribute to separate the markers in the map display by a specified number of meters. The default is 1 meter.
providername Name of the Infor Public Sector provider that is associated with the datasets.
radiusaroundmarker Initial radius around the first marker when the map is loaded. The initial zoom level is determined based on this extent. To zoom out further, increase this value. The default value is 500 linear map units.
spatialreference WKID or WKT identifying the spatial reference for the datasets. The default is 3857.

If you're using ESRI ArcGIS Server, the spatial reference can be determined from the rest services endpoint.

If you're using Open Layers, you must also provide the spatial reference values in the jsload attribute of the CONFIG node.

If you're using a WKT for the spatial reference, specify it in this form: EPSG:3421

You can also use a PROJCS for the WKT. For example, if you're using ESRI, then the PROJCS for the above reference is:

PROJCS[ "NAD83 / Nevada East (ft US)" ,GEOGCS[ "GCS_North_American_1983" ,DATUM[ "D_North_American_1983" ,SPHEROID[ "GRS_1980" ,6378137,298.257222101]],PRIMEM[ "Greenwich" ,0],UNIT[ "Degree" ,0.017453292519943295]],PROJECTION[ "Transverse_Mercator" ],PARAMETER[ "latitude_of_origin" ,34.75],PARAMETER[ "central_meridian" ,-115.5833333333333],PARAMETER[ "scale_factor" ,0.9999],PARAMETER[ "false_easting" ,656166.6667],PARAMETER[ "false_northing" ,26246666.66670001],UNIT[ "Foot_US" ,0.30480060960121924]]

For Open Layers, the PROJCS for the same reference is:

PROJCS[ "NAD83 / Nevada East (ft US)" ,GEOGCS[ "NAD83" ,DATUM[ "North_American_Datum_1983" ,SPHEROID[ "GRS 1980" ,6378137,298.257222101,AUTHORITY[ "EPSG" , "7019" ]],AUTHORITY[ "EPSG" , "6269" ]],PRIMEM[ "Greenwich" ,0,AUTHORITY[ "EPSG" , "8901" ]],UNIT[ "degree" ,0.01745329251994328,AUTHORITY[ "EPSG" , "9122" ]],AUTHORITY[ "EPSG" , "4269" ]],UNIT[ "US survey foot" ,0.3048006096012192,AUTHORITY[ "EPSG" , "9003" ]],PROJECTION[ "Transverse_Mercator" ],PARAMETER[ "latitude_of_origin" ,34.75],PARAMETER[ "central_meridian" ,-115.5833333333333],PARAMETER[ "scale_factor" ,0.9999],PARAMETER[ "false_easting" ,656166.6667],PARAMETER[ "false_northing" ,26246666.66670001],AUTHORITY[ "EPSG" , "3421" ],AXIS[ "X" ,EAST],AXIS[ "Y" ,NORTH]]

tileextension Image file extension to use for map tiles.
Use Legacy Mode for Comma-separated list of business objects for which the legacy Infor Public Sector GIS functionality will be used to locate records, instead of the newer GIS synchronization tools.

See GIS synchronization.

Legacy mode uses the Infor Public Sector address, parcel, or asset keys in the GIS to match map features to the corresponding records.

See Legacy mode.

To use legacy mode for all objects, specify All. To disable legacy mode for all objects, specify None.