Display a feature layer from a service using the on interaction cache feature request mode.
Use case
ServiceFeatureTable supports three request modes, which define how features are requested from the service and stored in the local table. The feature request modes have different performance characteristics. Use On interaction cache in scenarios with large amounts of infrequently edited data.
How to use the sample
Run the sample and pan and zoom around the map. With each interaction, features will be requested and stored in a local cache. Each subsequent interaction will display features from the cache and only request new features from the service.
How it works
- Create a
ServiceFeatureTablewith the provided URL. - Since the default request mode is
FeatureRequestMode::OnInteractionCachewe do not need to change it. - Add the table to the map using a
FeatureLayer.
Relevant API
- FeatureLayer
- FeatureRequestMode::OnInteractionCache
- ServiceFeatureTable
- ServiceFeatureTable::setFeatureRequestMode
About the data
This sample displays a Pool permit feature layer in Riverside, California, displaying which parcels do not have pool permits.
Additional information
On interaction cache is the default feature request mode. Features are requested automatically for the visible extent as the users pans and zooms the map. If the user returns to an area where features have previously been requested, those features won't be requested again.
Tags
cache, feature request mode, performance
Sample Code
// [WriteFile Name=ServiceFeatureTableCache, Category=Features]
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#ifdef PCH_BUILD
#include "pch.hpp"
#endif // PCH_BUILD
#include "ServiceFeatureTableCache.h"
#include "Map.h"
#include "MapQuickView.h"
#include "FeatureLayer.h"
#include "Basemap.h"
#include "SpatialReference.h"
#include "ServiceFeatureTable.h"
#include "Viewpoint.h"
#include "Envelope.h"
#include <QUrl>
using namespace Esri::ArcGISRuntime;
ServiceFeatureTableCache::ServiceFeatureTableCache(QQuickItem* parent) :
QQuickItem(parent)
{
}
ServiceFeatureTableCache::~ServiceFeatureTableCache() = default;
void ServiceFeatureTableCache::init()
{
qmlRegisterType<MapQuickView>("Esri.Samples", 1, 0, "MapView");
qmlRegisterType<ServiceFeatureTableCache>("Esri.Samples", 1, 0, "ServiceFeatureTableCacheSample");
}
void ServiceFeatureTableCache::componentComplete()
{
QQuickItem::componentComplete();
// find QML MapView component
m_mapView = findChild<MapQuickView*>("mapView");
m_mapView->setWrapAroundMode(WrapAroundMode::Disabled);
// Create a map using the light gray canvas basemap
m_map = new Map(BasemapStyle::ArcGISLightGray, this);
m_map->setInitialViewpoint(Viewpoint(Envelope(-13075816.4047166, 4014771.46954516, -13073005.6797177, 4016869.78617381, SpatialReference(102100))));
// Set map to map view
m_mapView->setMap(m_map);
// create the feature table
m_featureTable = new ServiceFeatureTable(QUrl("https://sampleserver6.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services/PoolPermits/FeatureServer/0"), this);
// create the feature layer using the feature table
m_featureLayer = new FeatureLayer(m_featureTable, this);
// add the feature layer to the map
m_map->operationalLayers()->append(m_featureLayer);
}