| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| ProjectionHandlerFactory |
Builds
ProjectionHandler instances WARNING: this API is not finalized and is meant to be
used by StreamingRenderer only |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| ConicHandlerFactory |
Returns a
ProjectionHandler for the LambertConformal projection that will cut
geometries too close to pole on the open ended side of the cone. |
| GeographicHandlerFactory |
Returns a
ProjectionHandler for any GeographicCRS |
| GeometryDimensionCollector |
Collects component of a given geometry that have the desired dimension
|
| LambertAzimuthalEqualAreaHandlerFactory |
Returns a
ProjectionHandler for the LambertAzimuthalEqualArea projection that
will cut geometries 90° away from the projection center (at the moment it works only with with
the versions centered on poles and the equator) |
| MercatorHandlerFactory |
Returns a
ProjectionHandler for the Mercator projection |
| PolarStereographicHandlerFactory |
Returns a
ProjectionHandler for the TransverseMercator projection that will cut
geometries 45° away from the projection central meridian |
| ProjectionHandler |
A class that can perform transformations on geometries to handle the singularity of the rendering
CRS, deal with geometries that are crossing the dateline, and eventually wrap them around to
produce a seamless continuous map effect.
|
| ProjectionHandlerFinder |
Looks up the
ProjectionHandler for the specified rendering area. |
| TransverseMercatorHandlerFactory |
Returns a
ProjectionHandler for the TransverseMercator projection that will cut
geometries 45° away from the projection central meridian |
| WorldVanDerGrintenIHandlerFactory |
Returns a
ProjectionHandler for the WorldVanDerGrintenI projection that will cut
geometries going above or below the poles, this projection will fail with latitudes out of range
(but not longitudes) |
| WrappingProjectionHandler |
A
ProjectionHandler for projections that do warp in the East/West direction, it will
replicate the geometries generating a Google Maps like effect |
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