Introduction (since v2.2.0) This transformation maps an association class into a semantically equivalent class and set of associations, as defined by the OGC GML 3.3 standard. Role Tagging (since v2.4.0) Subsequent processing steps may want to identify association roles that …
This target is work in progress. NOTE: Since ShapeChange v2.4.0, the functionality to create a replication schema has been merged into the SQL DDL target. A replication (XML) schema defines the structure of datasets that are distributed by a data …
This page provides information on the ShapeChange releases. An overview is provided first, followed by a list of detailed notes for each release. The list of currently known issues is available on GitHub. Overview The following table lists the official …
This target derives a SQL structure from an application schema. The structure is typically translated to a Data Definition Language (DDL) schema, which can be used to set up an SQL database which can store application data compliant to the …
Introduction This transformation can be used to modify the names of specific model elements in the application schema. The rules section documents available behavior. Configuration The following sections specifiy the configuration options for a NamingModifier transformation. Class The class for …
This target converts an ISO 19109 application schema to an ArcGIS workspace document, which can be imported as schema to the various Esri Geodatabases using ArcGIS. This enables the use of ArcGIS in conjunction with ISO 19109 based application schema. …
The execution of a transformer (e.g. identity and profiler transformation) can include invocation of common pre- and/or postprocessing functionality. A transformer may also explicitly define the schemas that it processes. The following sections describe which common functionality is available and …
Introduction Properties of a feature type (from an Application Schema model) often make use of non-simple types, i.e. other feature types, object types, data types, and union types. The resulting structures can become quite complex, which can make it difficult …
Introduction The Profiler creates a subset of a given model. It does so by comparing the profile information of a given model element with the profiles provided via a configuration parameter (called profiles). NOTE: This corresponds to the first way …
Using the non-standard conversion rules An encoding rule that wishes to make use of the conversion rules specified in this section must specify an Encoding Rule as part of the configuration and list the desired conversion rules. Definitions In addition …