Examples of org.opengis.filter.identity.ResourceId

org.opengis.filter.identity.ResourceId

Resource identifier as per FES 2.0.

Please note this is a query object for use with the Filter Id filter as shown:

Filter filter = filterFactory.id( ff.featureId("CITY.123"), ff.resourceId("CITY.123",Version.Action.PREVIOUS) );

In cases where a plain FetureId is used for lookup it is understood to refer to Version.Action.LAST.

If an implementation that references this International Standard does not support versioning, any value specified for the attributes {@link #getPreviousRid() previousRid}, {@link #getVersion() version}, {@link #getStartTime() startTime}, and {@link #getEndTime() endTime} shall be ignoredand the predicate shall always select the single version that is available.

            fid = rid;
        } else {
            fid = rid.substring(0, idx);
            featureVersion = rid.substring(idx + 1);
        }
        ResourceId resourceId;
        if (startTime != null || endTime != null) {
            resourceId = factory.resourceId(fid, startTime, endTime);
        } else {
            resourceId = factory.resourceId(fid, featureVersion, version);
        }

            return false;
        }
        if (!super.equals(obj)) {
            return false;
        }
        final ResourceId o = (ResourceId) obj;
        return Utilities.equals(featureVersion, o.getFeatureVersion())
                && Utilities.equals(previousRid, o.getPreviousRid())
                && Utilities.equals(version, o.getVersion())
                && Utilities.equals(startTime, o.getStartTime())
                && Utilities.equals(endTime, o.getEndTime());
    }

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