A transportation network dataset of a map or scene stored in a mobile map or scene package. More...
Header | #include <Transportation |
Since | Esri |
Inherits | Esri |
Public Functions
virtual | ~ |
Q | alias() const |
Reimplemented Public Functions
virtual Esri | geodatabase() const override |
virtual Esri | geodatabase |
virtual Q | name() const override |
Detailed Description
A transportation network, such as a street, pedestrian, or railroad network, models networks that typically permit travel in both directions. Map and scene authors can use ArcGIS Pro to create a mobile map or scene package that includes transportation networks. For more information, see Create a mobile map package or Author a mobile scene package.
If you create a map or scene from one of these packages, you can obtain its TransportationNetworkDataset from the read-only collection of GeoModel::transportationNetworks. To perform a route, closest facility, or service area network analysis on the transportation network, you construct the respective RouteTask, ClosestFacilityTask, or ServiceAreaTask, using this TransportationNetworkDataset.
Relevant samples:
- Mobile map (search and route): Display maps and use locators to enable search and routing offline using a Mobile Map Package.
Member Function Documentation
[override virtual noexcept]
TransportationNetworkDataset::~TransportationNetworkDataset ()
Destructor.
QString TransportationNetworkDataset::alias() const
Gets the user-friendly name of the dataset.
[override virtual]
Esri::ArcGISRuntime::Geodatabase *TransportationNetworkDataset::geodatabase() const
Reimplements: GeodatabaseDataset::geodatabase() const.
Gets the geodatabase within which the dataset resides.
[override virtual]
Esri::ArcGISRuntime::GeodatabaseDatasetType TransportationNetworkDataset::geodatabaseDatasetType () const
Reimplements: GeodatabaseDataset::geodatabaseDatasetType() const.
Gets the type of dataset.
[override virtual]
QString TransportationNetworkDataset::name() const
Reimplements: GeodatabaseDataset::name() const.
Gets the name of the dataset.