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info.xml

This file describes in brief the various fields in the info.xml file

 <featureType datastore="NM">

     
A FeatureType represents a number of features that have the same types of properties, both geometric and non-geometric attributes. It generally represents a table in a database, or a single file. The FeatureType configuration is mostly meta information, and information on how the attributes of the table would be exposed. NM is the name of the datastore.

 <name>roads_nm</name>

      This indicates that roads_nm is the name of the featureType in the datastore.

 

<SRS>4269</SRS>

      This indicates that 4269 is the EPSG code for the datatype.

 

<SRSHandling>0</SRSHandling>

      No SRShandling

 
<title>roads_nm_Type</title>

This indicates that roads_nm_Type is the title of the featureType in the datastore


<abstract>Generated from NM</abstract>


Description of the Web Feature Server

  <wmspath>/</wmspath>


Telling the WMS how to format the GetCapabilities response.

  <numDecimals value="8" />


Rounds input values from the GUI. Here the input value = 8.

  <keywords>roads_nm NM</keywords>


Keywords delimits short words to aid catalog searching.

  <latLonBoundingBox dynamic="false" miny="31.3319282531738" maxy="37.0001411437988" maxx="-102.999488830566" minx="-109.051498413086" />

This attribute indicates the edges of the enclosing rectangle in latitude/longitude decimal degrees. Its purpose is to facilitate geographic searches without requiring coordinate transformations by the search engine.

 
 <styles default="capitals">
  <style>simple_roads</style>
  </styles>
 

<cacheinfo enabled="false" maxage="" />

This attribute provides information about how the file cache is being used. The maxage (Maximum Age) displays the maximum age of a valid cache entry. It controls how long the cached information is used after the file has been cached.




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