Creates a new UrlStore instance. This is typically a file on the network, but can also point to the Url of a webservice which dynamically generates the data.
The default implementation uses a GeoJsonCodec to parse the server response. If
you want to support another format, you can pass another Codec.
options for the new store instance
Indicates whether or not credentials should be included with HTTP requests.
Set this to true if the server requires credentials, like HTTP basic authentication headers or cookies.
You should disable credentials if the server is configured to allow cross-origin requests from all domains (Access-Control-Allow-Origin=*).
If the server allows CORS requests from all domains, the browser will block all requests where credentials=true.
Once set, all subsequent HTTP requests will use the newly set value.
The default value is false.
Indicates whether or not credentials should be included with HTTP requests.
Set this to true if the server requires credentials, like HTTP basic authentication headers or cookies.
You should disable credentials if the server is configured to allow cross-origin requests from all domains (Access-Control-Allow-Origin=*).
If the server allows CORS requests from all domains, the browser will block all requests where credentials=true.
Once set, all subsequent HTTP requests will use the newly set value.
The default value is false.
Headers to send with every HTTP request.
An object literal that represents the headers to send with every HTTP request. The property names represent HTTP header names, the property values represent the HTTP header values. This property can be set dynamically (post-construction). Once set, all subsequent HTTP requests will use the newly set headers.
Note that when custom headers are being sent to a server on another domain, the server will have to properly
respond to pre-flight CORS requests (a HTTP OPTION request sent by the browser before doing the actual request).
The server has to indicate that the header can be used in the actual request, by including it in
the pre-flight's Access-Control-Allow-Headers response header.
The default value is null.
Headers to send with every HTTP request.
An object literal that represents the headers to send with every HTTP request. The property names represent HTTP header names, the property values represent the HTTP header values. This property can be set dynamically (post-construction). Once set, all subsequent HTTP requests will use the newly set headers.
Note that when custom headers are being sent to a server on another domain, the server will have to properly
respond to pre-flight CORS requests (a HTTP OPTION request sent by the browser before doing the actual request).
The server has to indicate that the header can be used in the actual request, by including it in
the pre-flight's Access-Control-Allow-Headers response header.
The default value is null.
Custom request parameters to send along with requests. The object literal can contain simple key/value pairs. Accepted values are strings, numbers and booleans. A ProgrammingError will be thrown if values of another type are used. Values must not be URL encoded.
Assignments of other values than object literals to requestParameters will throw an Error.
Clearing the parameters can be done by assigning null or an empty object literal to
requestParameters. In order to trigger a refresh of the
visualization on the map use layer.loadingStrategy.queryProvider.invalidate()
(QueryProvider.invalidate).
Custom request parameters to send along with requests. The object literal can contain simple key/value pairs. Accepted values are strings, numbers and booleans. A ProgrammingError will be thrown if values of another type are used. Values must not be URL encoded.
Assignments of other values than object literals to requestParameters will throw an Error.
Clearing the parameters can be done by assigning null or an empty object literal to
requestParameters. In order to trigger a refresh of the
visualization on the map use layer.loadingStrategy.queryProvider.invalidate()
(QueryProvider.invalidate).
An object which represents a query which may be understood and satisfied by the store. This object is ignored by the current implementation.
An optional object specifying options specific to this <Store
used by LuciadRIA to signal that a query was aborted. For example when the queried region is no longer visible on the map.
The reference, which will be passed to the Codec when specified
a Cursor of Feature instances corresponding to the server response or a promise for
that Cursor.
A read-only store that retrieves a collection of objects from a URL. The response content is decoded to LuciadRIA Feature instances by using a Codec.