Thanks for the advice.
I ended up using a spatial filter with
http://mapguide.osgeo.org/files/mapguide/docs/2.0/d8/dcc/class_mg_feature_query_options_3e8bc4869a6eae290c4d06ebd91823ca.htm#3e8bc4869a6eae290c4d06ebd91823ca
MgFeatureQueryOptions::SetSpatialFilter() to create a new FeatureSource as
Hi,
I'm in the same situation. But, i think that can be solved with the
MgGeometry class. I dunno but you could do a double for and apply the
Within Function for each feature.
Take a time and read this class:
http://mapguide.osgeo.org/files/mapguide/docs/2.0/d1/d85/class_mg_geometry.htm
I
Can't a spatial operator on the MgFilter be used? it would require coding if
it hasn't been done already ... or is it specific to each FDO ?
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In terms of creating a layer definition based on an extended feature class
that is a feature join on geometric properties, that is not possible.
But doing it at runtime join using spatial query operators, it is
possible.
- Jackie
Jamo wrote:
Can't a spatial operator on the MgFilter be
MapGuide does not support feature joins on geometric components.
- Jackie
dorshemer wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to perform a geometric join between two tables without using
any spatial DB support.
I have an oracle table representing points on a map with X and Y fields,
and a polygon SHP
Hello,
I'm trying to perform a geometric join between two tables without using any
spatial DB support.
I have an oracle table representing points on a map with X and Y fields, and
a polygon SHP layer imported into MG. I would like to connect all the point
from the first table with the polygons
