FEATURE

FEATURE

Used in: RESPONSE   MARKUP
Servers: Query   Feature   Geocode   ArcMap
Parent elements: ADDEDFEATURES   DELETEDFEATURES   FEATURES   GEOCODE   MODIFIEDFEATURES

<FEATURE	Attribute Description Table
When parent element is FEATURES, ADDEDFEATURES, MODIFIEDFEATURES: No Attributes When parent element is GEOCODE, DELETEDFEATURES: *featureid ="integer"* > When parent element is DELETEDFEATURES, ADDEDFEATURES, MODIFIEDFEATURES: <ENVELOPE... /> (m) <FIELD... /> When parent element is FEATURES: <FIELDS... /> <ENVELOPE... /> <MULTIPOINT... /> [Or] <POLYGON... /> [Or] <POLYLINE... /> [Or] When parent element is GEOCODE: (m) <FIELD... /> </FEATURE >
Bold: Attribute or child element is required. (m): Child element can be used multiple times.

Description:

RESPONSE

MARKUP

Restrictions:

When parent element is FEATURES, either MULTIPOINT, POLYGON, or POLYLINE, if requested, is returned in addition to FIELDS.

Notes:

None

Attribute Descriptions for FEATURE:

When parent element is FEATURES, ADDEDFEATURES, MODIFIEDFEATURES:
No Attributes

When parent element is GEOCODE, DELETEDFEATURES:

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featureid	Provides a unique value for a feature. When in GEOCODE, featureid is assigned to each result sequentially. When in DELETEDFEATURES, featureid must match one of the values in the deletedfeatures list.

Examples for FEATURE:

Example 1: When used in MARKUP.

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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<MARKUP>
  <WORKSPACES>
    <FEATURESERVERWORKSPACE name="ifs_ws-0" url="http://mycomputer.domain.com/servlet/com.esri.esrimap.Esrimap" service="states" />
  </WORKSPACES>
  <MARKUPLAYER layername="States" workspace="ifs_ws-0">
    <DELETEDFEATURES deletedFeatures="22">
      <FEATURE featureid="22">
      <ENVELOPE minx="-119.99807766185346" miny="34.989467399607044" maxx="-114.03885920596963" maxy="42.00172044207277" />
      <FIELD name="AREA" precision="3" size="12" type="8">
        <FIELDVALUE valuestring="110667.293" />
      </FIELD>
      <FIELD name="STATE_NAME" precision="0" size="25" type="12">
        <FIELDVALUE valuestring="Nevada" />
      </FIELD>
      <FIELD name="STATE_FIPS" precision="0" size="2" type="12">
        <FIELDVALUE valuestring="32" />
      </FIELD>
      <FIELD name="SUB_REGION" precision="0" size="7" type="12">
        <FIELDVALUE valuestring="Mtn" />
      </FIELD>
      <FIELD name="STATE_ABBR" precision="0" size="2" type="12">
        <FIELDVALUE valuestring="NV" />
      </FIELD>
      <FIELD name="#SHAPE#" precision="0" size="0" type="-98">
        <FIELDVALUE>
          <POLYGON>
            <RING>
            <POINT x="-119.16043651343605" y="38.41182980599817" />
            <POINT x="-119.87841464065097" y="38.91441449504861" />
            ...
            <POINT x="-119.16043651343601" y="38.41182980599817" />
            <POINT x="-119.16043651343605" y="38.41182980599817" />
            </RING>
          </POLYGON>
        </FIELDVALUE>
      </FIELD>
      </FEATURE>
    </DELETEDFEATURES>
  </MARKUPLAYER>
</MARKUP>

Example 2: When used in a FEATURES response.	Back to Top
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF8"?> <ARCXML version="1.1"> <RESPONSE> <FEATURES> <FEATURE> <FIELDS CUST_ID="4" NAME="Customer 4" #SHAPE#="[Geometry]" #ID#="3" /> <MULTIPOINT> <POINT x="-122.406680" y="37.747422" /> </MULTIPOINT> </FEATURE> <FEATURECOUNT count="1" hasmore="false" /> </FEATURES> </RESPONSE> </ARCXML>