com.kodekutters.czml.czmlProperties
The ID of the object described by this packet. IDs do not need to be GUIDs, but they do need to uniquely identify a single object within a CZML source and any other CZML sources loaded into the same scope. If this property is not specified, the client will automatically generate a unique one. However, this prevents later packets from referring to this object in order to, for example, add more data to it.
The name of the object. It does not have to be unique and is intended for user consumption.
The ID of the parent object or folder.
An HTML description of the object.
The CZML version being written. Only valid on the document object.
Whether the client should delete all existing data for this object, identified by ID. If true, all other properties in this packet will be ignored.
The set of properties of this object
returns an eventSource data representation of this packet
returns an eventSource data representation of this packet
Whether the client should delete all existing data for this object, identified by ID.
Whether the client should delete all existing data for this object, identified by ID. If true, all other properties in this packet will be ignored.
An HTML description of the object.
The ID of the object described by this packet.
The ID of the object described by this packet. IDs do not need to be GUIDs, but they do need to uniquely identify a single object within a CZML source and any other CZML sources loaded into the same scope. If this property is not specified, the client will automatically generate a unique one. However, this prevents later packets from referring to this object in order to, for example, add more data to it.
The name of the object.
The name of the object. It does not have to be unique and is intended for user consumption.
The ID of the parent object or folder.
The set of properties of this object
The CZML version being written.
The CZML version being written. Only valid on the document object.
A CZML packet describes the graphical properties for a single object in the scene, such as a single aircraft.
The ID of the object described by this packet. IDs do not need to be GUIDs, but they do need to uniquely identify a single object within a CZML source and any other CZML sources loaded into the same scope. If this property is not specified, the client will automatically generate a unique one. However, this prevents later packets from referring to this object in order to, for example, add more data to it.
The name of the object. It does not have to be unique and is intended for user consumption.
The ID of the parent object or folder.
An HTML description of the object.
The CZML version being written. Only valid on the document object.
Whether the client should delete all existing data for this object, identified by ID. If true, all other properties in this packet will be ignored.
The set of properties of this object