The symbolize parameter indicates if a feature should or should not be symbolized. The flag can be set to either of two options:
• true (symbolize the feature or usage) or
• false (do not symbolize the feature or usage).
By default, symbolization is set to true.
Note that schemas created through HPD Web Publisher contain some limitations for symbolizing features.
• Any acronym name starting with a dollar sign ($) cannot be published in HPD Web Publisher.
• For line symbols, the line-weight floating point values are truncated to integer values.
Examples of options using the symbolize parameter:
caris_hpd_web_publisher -addFeature -sourceDBService=HPDdb -sourceUser=hpd26user -sourcePass=hpd26pass -destDBService=WEBdb -destUser=hpdwebuser -destPass=hpdwebpass -usage_name="Harbour(2500-4999)" -addFeature=LNDARE -catalog=hpdObjects -symbolize=false |
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caris_hpd_web_publisher -addFeature -sourceDBService=HPDdb -sourceUser=hpd26user -sourcePass=hpd26pass -destDBService=WEBdb -destUser=hpdwebuser -destPass=hpdwebpass -usage_name="Harbour(2500-4999)" -addFeature=LNDARE -catalog=hpdObjects -symbolize=true |
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caris_hpd_web_publisher -addFeature -sourceDBService=HPDdb -sourceUser=hpd26user -sourcePass=hpd26pass -destDBService=WEBdb -destUser=hpdwebuser -destPass=hpdwebpass -usage_name="Harbour(2500-4999)" -addFeature=LNDARE |
In the first example, LNDARE (land area) features are not symbolized because the symbolize parameter is set to false. In the second and third examples, the land area features are symbolized.