Class TransportationModuleValidation
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Field Summary
FieldsFields inherited from class org.opengis.cite.citygml30part2.CommonFixture
client, request, response, ROOT_PKG_PATH, testSubject
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoid
For each Transportation space element verify that if the space element is bounded by thematic surface boundaries using the property core:boundary (type: core:AbstractSpaceBoundaryPropertyType), each property contains exactly one surface element from Table 24 that is supported for the specific space element.void
Verify that instance documents using the Transportation XML elements listed in Table 23 validate against the XML schema specified in transportation.xsd.void
For the following properties, verify that:Methods inherited from class org.opengis.cite.citygml30part2.CommonFixture
clearMessages, getResponseEntityAsDocument, initCommonFixture, TransformXMLDocumentToXMLString
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Field Details
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MODULE_ENABLE
final boolean MODULE_ENABLE- See Also:
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MODULE_NAME
String MODULE_NAME
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Constructor Details
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TransportationModuleValidation
public TransportationModuleValidation()
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Method Details
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VerifyTransportationModule
public void VerifyTransportationModule()Verify that instance documents using the Transportation XML elements listed in Table 23 validate against the XML schema specified in transportation.xsd.
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VerifyTransportationReference
public void VerifyTransportationReference()For the following properties, verify that:
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if the predecessor property (type: gml:ReferenceType) of the TrafficSpace element is not null, it contains an XLink reference to a TrafficSpace element.
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if the successor property (type: gml:ReferenceType) of the TrafficSpace element is not null, it contains an XLink reference to a TrafficSpace element.
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VerifyTransportationBoundaries
For each Transportation space element verify that if the space element is bounded by thematic surface boundaries using the property core:boundary (type: core:AbstractSpaceBoundaryPropertyType), each property contains exactly one surface element from Table 24 that is supported for the specific space element. If no surface element is supported, the space element is not bounded by thematic surface boundaries.
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