WebGIS CMS¶
With the WebGIS CMS, administrators can define which services are offered via the WebGIS API. It also allows you to specify which topics can be queried from the services, how the query result is displayed, which topics may be edited, etc. The parameterization is stored on the server in a tree structure in the file system (roughly corresponding to the tree structure in the CMS interface). To communicate the changes made in the WebGIS CMS to the WebGIS API, a deploy is run in the CMS that builds an XML file from a CMS tree.
Contents:
- CMS Web Interface
- Integrating a WMTS Tilecache Service
- Integrating an ArcGIS Server Service
- Queries
- General Query Properties
- Search Fields
- Selection Lists
- Table
- Layer Toggles
- Presentation Variants (Providing Layer Toggles for the Viewer)
- Editing (Editing Geo-Objects)
- Creating an Edit Theme
- Editing Edit Theme Properties
- Editable Fields
- Editable Fields: Validation
- Editable Fields: Autovalues
- Selection in the CMS
- When is an autovalue evaluated?
- Values on insert only
- Change values
- URL and role parameters
- Geometry autovalues
- General values and edit context
- Custom values with “custom”
- Automatic Attribution via Spatial Relationships
- Automatic Values from a Database Query (“db_select”)
- Autovalues via Web Service (DataLinq)
- Error and empty-value behavior
- Recommended configurations
- Editable Fields: Selection Lists
- Changing Domain Behavior
- Snapping Settings
- Secrets
- Creating a Secret
- Permissions (Security)
- Publishing the CMS