Package com.luciad.format.bingmaps.view.lightspeed

Class TLspBingMapsLayerFactory

java.lang.Object
com.luciad.format.bingmaps.view.lightspeed.TLspBingMapsLayerFactory
All Implemented Interfaces:
ILspLayerFactory
@LcdService(service=ILspLayerFactory.class, priority=20000) public final class TLspBingMapsLayerFactory extends Object implements ILspLayerFactory

The default layer factory for BingMaps models. All models created by the TLcdBingMapsModelDecoder are supported.

This layer factory:

  • can create layers for models that have a TLcdBingMapsModelDescriptor as model descriptor.
  • creates a single layer for each Bing Maps model.
Since:
2019.0

  • Constructor Details

    • TLspBingMapsLayerFactory

      public TLspBingMapsLayerFactory()
      Create a new layer factory instance

  • Method Details

    • canCreateLayers

      public boolean canCreateLayers(ILcdModel aModel)
      Description copied from interface: ILspLayerFactory
      Determines whether or not this layer factory is capable of creating layers for the given model. If this method returns false, the result of calling ILspLayerFactory.createLayers(com.luciad.model.ILcdModel) with the same parameters is undefined.
      Specified by:
      canCreateLayers in interface ILspLayerFactory
      Parameters:
      aModel - the model for which layers should be created
      Returns:
      true if this factory can create layers for aModel, or false otherwise

    • createLayers

      public Collection<ILspLayer> createLayers(ILcdModel aModel)
      Description copied from interface: ILspLayerFactory
      Creates one or more ILspLayer objects for the given model.

      Note that this method should not be called if ILspLayerFactory.canCreateLayers(com.luciad.model.ILcdModel) returns false; the results are undefined in this case.

      In most typical scenarios, this method will only create a single ILspLayer instances for a given model. In such cases, the ALspSingleLayerFactory provides a convenient abstract base class for layer factory implementations. An example of when it might be useful to return multiple layers is a model that describes objects moving along a certain trajectory. The layer factory might return one layer which represents the trajectories as polylines, and another which represents the current positions of the objects as point icons.

      Specified by:
      createLayers in interface ILspLayerFactory
      Parameters:
      aModel - the model for which layers should be created
      Returns:
      a collection of layers representing the given model