IMAGELIMIT | Examples |
<IMAGELIMIT | Attribute
Description Table |
pixelcount ="integer"
> No Child Elements </IMAGELIMIT > | |
Bold: Attribute or child element is
required. |
Attribute | Usage | Back to Top |
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pixelcount | 1 Represents the maximum number of pixels allowed in a map image. The calculation is made by multiplying the width times the height. For example, an image 400 x 600 in size contains 240000 pixels. |
Example 1: | Back to Top |
<?xml version="1.0"
encoding="UTF-8"?> <ARCXML version="1.1"> <RESPONSE> <SERVICEINFO> <ENVIRONMENT> <LOCALE language="en" country="US" /> <UIFONT name="Arial" color="0,0,0" size="12" style="regular" /> <SEPARATORS cs=" " ts=";"/> <SCREEN dpi="96"/> <IMAGELIMIT pixelcount="1048576" /> </ENVIRONMENT> <PROPERTIES> <ENVELOPE minx="-71.0718204242754" miny="42.368904975182" maxx="-71.0475995680561" maxy="42.3869647980717" name="Initial_Extent" /> <MAPUNITS units="decimal_degrees" /> </PROPERTIES> <LAYERINFO type="featureclass" visible="true" name="Streets" id="1" maxscale="0.0000470313026173583"> <FCLASS type="line"></FCLASS> <EXTENSION type="Geocode" > <GCSTYLE name="USAddressZ" /> </EXTENSION> </LAYERINFO> </SERVICEINFO> </RESPONSE> </ARCXML> |