Examples of org.geowebcache.arcgis.config.TileOrigin

org.geowebcache.arcgis.config.TileOrigin
Represents a {@code TileOrigin} element in an ArcGIS cache config file.
The upper left point on the tiling grid. The tiling origin is usually not the point where tiles begin to be created; that only happens in the full extent of the map. Usually the tiling origin is far outside the map to ensure that the map area will be covered and that other caches with the same tiling origin can overlay your cache.

XML Structure:
```
  <TileOrigin xsi:type='typens:PointN'> <X>-4020900</X> <Y>19998100</Y> </TileOrigin>  
```
@author Gabriel Roldan

    }


    public void testBounds() {
        assertTrue(gridset.isTopLeftAligned());
        BoundingBox bounds = gridset.getBounds();
        TileOrigin tileOrigin = cacheInfo.getTileCacheInfo().getTileOrigin();
        assertEquals(tileOrigin.getX(), bounds.getMinX());
        assertEquals(tileOrigin.getY(), bounds.getMaxY());
        assertTrue(bounds.contains(layerBounds));
    }

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            // double YOrigin = spatialReference.getYOrigin();
            // XYScale = 40075017 / 360 = ~111319, where 40075017 is the circumference of the earth
            // at the ecuator and 360 the map units at the ecuator
            // final double xyScale = spatialReference.getXYScale();


            final TileOrigin tileOrigin = tileCacheInfo.getTileOrigin();// top left coordinate


            double xmin = tileOrigin.getX();
            double ymax = tileOrigin.getY();
            double ymin = layerBounds.getMinY();
            double xmax = layerBounds.getMaxX();


            // make it so the gridset height matches an integer number of tiles in order for
            // clients (OpenLayers) assuming the tile origin is the lower left corner instead of

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    }


    public void testBounds() {
        assertTrue(gridset.isTopLeftAligned());
        BoundingBox bounds = gridset.getBounds();
        TileOrigin tileOrigin = cacheInfo.getTileCacheInfo().getTileOrigin();
        assertEquals(tileOrigin.getX(), bounds.getMinX());
        assertEquals(tileOrigin.getY(), bounds.getMaxY());
        assertTrue(bounds.contains(layerBounds));
    }

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            // double YOrigin = spatialReference.getYOrigin();
            // XYScale = 40075017 / 360 = ~111319, where 40075017 is the circumference of the earth
            // at the ecuator and 360 the map units at the ecuator
            // final double xyScale = spatialReference.getXYScale();


            final TileOrigin tileOrigin = tileCacheInfo.getTileOrigin();// top left coordinate


            double xmin = tileOrigin.getX();
            double ymax = tileOrigin.getY();
            double ymin = layerBounds.getMinY();
            double xmax = layerBounds.getMaxX();


            // make it so the gridset height matches an integer number of tiles in order for
            // clients (OpenLayers) assuming the tile origin is the lower left corner instead of

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