I am wondering how it is possible to write generics attribute in CityGML?
Any help appreciated :)
Regards,
Asher
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Hello Asherk, did you ever find out how to do this?
Try defining attributes which you want to add to the the destination dataset as generic attributes in the User Attributes tab of the CityGML writer feature type.
For example, if you add a user attribute called "foo" with xml_buffer type, CityGML writer generates this generic attribute element.
<gen:stringAttribute name="foo">
<gen:value>value of foo</gen:value>
</gen:stringAttribute>
Try defining attributes which you want to add to the the destination dataset as generic attributes in the User Attributes tab of the CityGML writer feature type.
For example, if you add a user attribute called "foo" with xml_buffer type, CityGML writer generates this generic attribute element.
<gen:stringAttribute name="foo">
<gen:value>value of foo</gen:value>
</gen:stringAttribute>
Thanks so much for the quick reply
Try defining attributes which you want to add to the the destination dataset as generic attributes in the User Attributes tab of the CityGML writer feature type.
For example, if you add a user attribute called "foo" with xml_buffer type, CityGML writer generates this generic attribute element.
<gen:stringAttribute name="foo">
<gen:value>value of foo</gen:value>
</gen:stringAttribute>
I did it like this but nothing is showing when I open the XML file in notepad++. When I edit the Value field it becomes invalid. Example; by typing Foo
I did it like this but nothing is showing when I open the XML file in notepad++. When I edit the Value field it becomes invalid. Example; by typing Foo
Cannot find what is wrong just seeing the User Attributes definition. See the attached example which generates a generic attribute definitely.
I did it like this but nothing is showing when I open the XML file in notepad++. When I edit the Value field it becomes invalid. Example; by typing Foo
Thanks so much for your support Takashi, I was able to get it done