properties. 获取图层名 IPublishLayer  ILayer IPublishLayer

  2. How can I get a layer's DataSource properties. I have some loaded layers in a map control, and I would like to get some information from these layers.Do you know what classes/interfaces I need to use in order to get theinformation that is displayed in a layer properties Source tab. (Seeattached pic) Keep in mind, these are ALREADY loaded layers. I'm not attempting norable to load the layers myself and get the information at that point.(if that makes any difference) I'm looking for the data for these items
  • Data Type:
  • Feature Class:
  • SERVER:
  • INSTANCE:
  • Location:
  • AUTHENTICATION_MODE:
  • VERSION:
  1. I already have the information for
  • Feature Type
  • Geometry Type
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    01-05-2012 04:04 PM#2​​renon​
  1. Bing ZHENG Join Date Apr 2010 Posts 19 Points 0 Answers Provided 0 0 Re: How can I get a layer's DataSource properties. Just for reference, may be wrong•Data Type: IFeatureLayer.DataSourceType •Feature Class: IFeatureLayer.featureClass •SERVER: IFeatureLayer.featureClass->Idataset->IpropertySet->GetProperty("Server") •INSTANCE:IFeatureLayer.featureClass->Idataset->IpropertySet->GetProperty("Instance") •Location:IFeatureLayer.featureClass->Idataset->IpropertySet->GetProperty("database") •AUTHENTICATION_MODE:IFeatureLayer.featureClass->Idataset->IpropertySet->GetProperty("AUTHENTICATION_MODE") •VERSION:IFeatureLayer.featureClass->Idataset->IpropertySet->GetProperty("version") Regards, Bing Reply With QuoteTopBottom
  2. 01-05-2012 04:07 PM#3​​Pimplebutt​
  1. ESRI Customer Join Date Jun 2010 Posts 38 Points 0 Answers Provided 0 0 Re: How can I get a layer's DataSource properties. Originally Posted by renonJust for reference, may be wrong•Data Type: IFeatureLayer.DataSourceType •Feature Class: IFeatureLayer.featureClass •SERVER: IFeatureLayer.featureClass->Idataset->IpropertySet->GetProperty("Server") •INSTANCE:IFeatureLayer.featureClass->Idataset->IpropertySet->GetProperty("Instance") •Location:IFeatureLayer.featureClass->Idataset->IpropertySet->GetProperty("database") •AUTHENTICATION_MODE:IFeatureLayer.featureClass->Idataset->IpropertySet->GetProperty("AUTHENTICATION_MODE") •VERSION:IFeatureLayer.featureClass->Idataset->IpropertySet->GetProperty("version") Regards, Bing Thanks a lot. I'll try those and report back. 01-17-2012 07:08 AM#4​​abridle​
  1. Andy Bridle Join Date Jan 2012 Posts 3 Points 0 Answers Provided 0 0 Re: How can I get a layer's DataSource properties. have you got a sample of this working? I'm trying to do exactly thesame thing with some SDE layers in a map but hitting an error.pfeatureclass = pfeaturelayer.FeatureClass pdataset = pfeatureclass.FeatureDataset MsgBox(pdataset.PropertySet.GetProperty("Server")) pfeatureclass seems to be set okay but pdataset is always nothing which then causes the propertyset to fail Reply With QuoteTopBottom
  2. 01-17-2012 07:31 AM#5​​sshetty​
  1. Swapna Shetty Join Date Jun 2011 Posts 111 Points 30 Answers Provided 4 0 Re: How can I get a layer's DataSource properties. You can use pfeatureclass.FeatureDataset if the feature class is storedinside feature dataset. if not use below statement to convertifeatureclass to idataset and then get the connection properties.IDataset pdataset = pfeatureclass as IDataset; Reply With QuoteTopBottom
  2. 01-17-2012 10:39 AM#6​​ldonahue​
  1. Leo Donahue Join Date Apr 2010 Posts 233 Points 1 Answers Provided 0 0 Re: How can I get a layer's DataSource properties. Well, another option, if the data is published via server, would be to use: .NET IPublishLayer.DataDetails http://help.arcgis.com/en/sdk/10.0/a...0p29000000.htm Java FeatureLayer.getDataDetails() http://help.arcgis.com/en/sdk/10.0/j...tureLayer.html You get a nicely formatted String with those properties you're looking for. Data Type: ArcSDE Database Location: Server: Server Name User: username Instance: sde:sqlserver:whatever Version: dbo.DEFAULT Description: Instance default version. Feature Class: server.owner.name And, as you can see the Java version gets the output wrong. I reported as a potential bug...