Configuring Settings

In this section:

The Settings tab allows you to configure display information settings, window display settings, and miscellaneous settings.


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Display Information Settings

The display information settings allow you to customize map display and layout properties. To configure display information settings, click the Display Info tab in the Settings pane.

The following table lists and describes the configuration properties that are available in the Display Info tab.

Property

Description

Misc

Map display units

Allows you to set the display units that will be used by the map. Select one of the following units from the drop-down list:

  • Feet
  • Inches
  • Meters
  • Miles

Map title

The title of the map to be displayed in the WebFOCUS GIS Viewer for Flex.

Page title

The title of the page to be displayed in the web browser window.

Flex map settings

Logo visible

Determines whether to display the ESRI logo. Select true or false.

Pan arrows visible

Determines whether to display the pan arrows to drag the map. Select true or false.

Zoom slider visible

Determines whether to display the zoom navigation toolbar. Select true or false.

Scale bar visible

Determines whether to display the scale bar on the map. Select true or false.



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Window Settings

The window settings allow you to customize the windows (LegendWindow, MapWindow, ReportWindow, and BufferWindow) that are used to direct the output to and from the WebFOCUS GIS Viewer for Flex. To configure window settings, click the Windows tab in the Settings pane.

The following table lists and describes the configuration properties that are available in the Windows tab.

Property

Description

Report Window

Name

A unique name to identify where the results from a report FOCEXEC are targeted.

Legend Window

Name

A unique name to identify the legend window that is displayed.

Map Window

Name

A unique name to identify where the map is going to be painted.

Url

The URL used to display the map (required). For Flex the value should be:

/ibi_apps/esri/flexmapviewer/FlexMapViewer.jsp

The ESRI Configuration Utility automatically adds the URL.



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Miscellaneous Settings

The miscellaneous settings consist of application settings that can be used to configure map viewer performance. To configure miscellaneous settings, click the Miscellaneous tab in the Settings pane.

The following table lists and describes the configuration properties that are available in the Miscellaneous tab.

Property

Description

Application path

The path to the application folder on the server.

Error Page

The path to the HTML error page.

Callback

Identify

The JavaScript function that is used after running an Identify FOCEXEC.

Map

The JavaScript function that is used after running a Map FOCEXEC.

Report

The JavaScript function that is used after running a Report FOCEXEC.

Map init

The JavaScript function that is used before painting the map.

Report init

The JavaScript function that is used before running a report.

Rollover callback

The JavaScript function that is used when performing a rollover (contextual).

Performance

Append to fex prompt

Add .fex extension to FOCEXECs. Boolean value.

Cache DOM

Store JavaScript in DOM. Boolean value.

Cache filter

Stores the filter in memory. Boolean value.

Cache JavaScript

Stores the JavaScript in memory. Boolean value.

Check ESC

Checks for the escape character. Boolean value.

Enable debug window

Opens a window for debugging. Boolean value.

Filter format

Specifies the format to be used for filtering.

Focus temp

Specifies the storing format for FOCUS. The default value is TXT.

FTM

Image file type

Specifies the image file type to be used. The default value is png.

Image redirect

Determines if an image redirect should be applied. Boolean value.

Map cache depth

The number of maps in memory. Increase this value for report to map drill-downs.

Max feature items

The maximum number of features to be returned after queries.

Max length image line

The maximum length of an image line.


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