The Bentley Map Mobile Converter default configuration file
MapMobileConverter.config.xml which is used by
default when no configuration file has been specified on the
MapMobileConverter.exe command line using the --config-file=
option has the following data conversion settings.
Line 2 includes the required
<MapMobileConverterSchema> element that may contain one or more data conversion settings.
A reference to "MapMobileConverter.config.xsd"
is provided for those familiar with use of XML Schema Definition (XSD) files.
This required section defines element search criteria and feature creation
settings. The
<Features> element
that may contain one or more
<feature>
child elements
which define conversion settings used to
create Bentley Map Mobile features from Bentley Map or MicroStation data. As
elements in the input design or reference file(s) are processed, the
<feature>
conversion settings are evaluated from top to bottom, with the first conversion
setting that matches the specified search criteria being applied. Therefore, the
more restrictive search criteria should be specified higher in the list.
Line 3 includes the
<Features> element
that may contain one or more
<feature> elements
which define conversion settings used to
create Bentley Map Mobile features from Bentley Map or MicroStation data. As
elements in the input design or reference file(s) are processed, the
<feature>
conversion settings are evaluated from top to bottom, with the first conversion
setting that matches the specified search criteria being applied. Therefore, the
more restrictive search criteria should be specified higher in the list.
Lines 4 thru 18 describe conversion settings to create Bentley Map Mobile
features from simple MicroStation elements. The feature
name and alias attributes use the
built-in variables $(Element.Level) and
$(Element.CellName)
to create feature classes that map to the MicroStation element level or cell
name. The feature type attributes
"point-text",
"point-cell", "linestring/curve" and "point-text" are used to define which types of
geometry are to converted for each feature class. The feature
category attribute is used to create map
layer categories with names of "Text",
"Cells", "linear",
"Polygon" and "Polygon (filled)"
indicating the geometry types. The feature priority
attributes are used to set feature class display priorities so that text, cells
and linear elements are displayed on top of polygons, with any filled polygons
displayed below everything else. The highest display priority is 0 so use of
priority="0"
attribute ensures the feature instances are always displayed last, on top of
everything else.
Lines 9 thru 11 and 14 thru 16 use the
<Symbology> element which specifies one or more element
attributes that must match before an element is converted to the feature class.
All polygon geometry type elements are added to a "Polygon_$(Element.Level)" feature class, then
using
<Filled>false</Filled>
or <Filled>true</Filled>
search criteria, those feature classes are placed in either
"Polygon" and "Polygon (filled)"
categories.
Line 18 defines criteria to convert any MicroStation elements not previously
matched in lines 5 thru 17, creating "Other_$(Element.Level)"
feature classes and placing all of them in an "Other"
category. No feature type attribute is used
to ensure all element types are matched.
Lines 20 thru 25 describe conversion settings for existing Bentley Map XFM
feature instances. Use of name=""
attribute matches any XFM feature name. Based on geometry types, "Text",
"Cells", "linear" and "Polygon"
categories are assigned. The feature priority
attributes are used to set feature class display priorities so that text, cells
and linear elements are displayed on top of polygons, with any filled polygons
displayed below everything else. The highest display priority is 0 so use of
priority="0"
attribute ensures the feature instances are always displayed last, on top of
everything else.
Lines 5 and 21 both define search criteria using
type="point-text" and
searchable="false"
which prevent the text string values from being added to the full-text search
(FTS) index. Setting searchable="true"
adds text string values to the full-text search (FTS) index for increased search
performance.
Please refer to the "XML Schema Definition" section for further details on supported configuration file settings.