Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Maestro3CustomCommands


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07/07/10 06:24:42 (14 years ago)
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jng
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  • Maestro3CustomCommands

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     1= Custom Commands =
     2
     3== The problem ==
     4
     5The current ServerConnectionI interface is a monolithic interface. It is hard to add functionality that may not be possible on certain implementations. A flexible way to extend functionality is required.
     6
     7== The solution ==
     8
     9Taking a page out of the FDO API, we will use a command-based API for defining custom functionality
     10
     11{{{
     12
     13public interface ICommand
     14{
     15    ...
     16    IServerConnection Parent { get; }
     17}
     18
     19public interface IServerConnection
     20{
     21    ...
     22 
     23    ICommand CreateCommand(int commandType);
     24
     25    ...
     26}
     27
     28}}}
     29
     30A capability API will also be made available so that certain implementations can advertise what commands they support.
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     32Through this command mechanism, we can then define custom commands that certain implementations of IServerConnection may or may not choose to implement.
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     34For example, Bulk copying.
     35
     36{{{
     37
     38// Copies features from one feature source to another
     39public interface IBulkCopy : ICommand
     40{
     41    string SourceFeatureSource { get; set; }
     42
     43    string TargetFeatureSource { get; set; }
     44
     45    void AddMapping(BulkCopyMapping mapping);
     46
     47    void Execute(IBulkCopyProgressCallback callback);
     48}
     49
     50public class BulkCopyMapping
     51{
     52    public string SourceFeatureClass { get; set; }
     53    public string TargetFeatureClass { get; set; }
     54
     55    ...
     56}
     57
     58}}}
     59
     60Another example, re-projecting features
     61
     62{{{
     63
     64// Selects features from the specified feature class and re-projects them to the
     65// target coordinate system.
     66public interface IReprojectFeatures : ICommand
     67{
     68    public string SourceFeatureSource { get; set; }
     69
     70    public string SourceFeatureClass { get; set; }
     71
     72    public string Filter { get; set; }
     73
     74    public string SourceCoordinateSystem { get; set; }
     75
     76    public string TargetCoordinateSystem { get; set; }
     77
     78    public void Execute(IReprojectFeaturesCallback callback);
     79}
     80
     81}}}
     82
     83These are just some examples off the top of my head, but a whole stack of geo-processing functionality could be made available through such an approach.