Remarks

A map is identified by its resource identifier, which may be retrieved from a metadata record. Note that several metadata records may point to the same map resource, for instance when a map is described by several records with different languages.

Remarks

A map is identified by its resource identifier, which may be retrieved from a metadata record. Note that several metadata records may point to the same map resource, for instance when a map is described by several records with different languages.

Remarks

A map is identified by its resource identifier, which may be retrieved from a metadata record. Note that several metadata records may point to the same map resource, for instance when a map is described by several records with different languages.

Calling this method may or may not result in loading new configuration files from a local catalog. If it does, the configuration parameters will be passed to those configuration files when they are loaded. But usually the configuration files will already have been loaded when the Catalog was initialized. If this is the case, the supplied configuration parameters will not have any effect, so you need to pass those parameters to the Catalog constructor when you load the catalog instead.

Remarks

A map is identified by its resource identifier, which may be retrieved from a metadata record. Note that several metadata records may point to the same map resource, for instance when a map is described by several records with different languages.

Remarks

A map is identified by its resource identifier, which may be retrieved from a metadata record. Note that several metadata records may point to the same map resource, for instance when a map is described by several records with different languages.

Remarks

A map is identified by its resource identifier, which may be retrieved from a metadata record. Note that several metadata records may point to the same map resource, for instance when a map is described by several records with different languages.

Calling this method may or may not result in loading new configuration files from a local catalog. If it does, the configuration parameters will be passed to those configuration files when they are loaded. But usually the configuration files will already have been loaded when the Catalog was initialized. If this is the case, the supplied configuration parameters will not have any effect, so you need to pass those parameters to the Catalog constructor when you load the catalog instead.

Remarks

A map is identified by its resource identifier, which may be retrieved from a metadata record. Note that several metadata records may point to the same map resource, for instance when a map is described by several records with different languages.

Remarks

A map is identified by its resource identifier, which may be retrieved from a metadata record. Note that several metadata records may point to the same map resource, for instance when a map is described by several records with different languages.

Remarks

A map is identified by its resource identifier, which may be retrieved from a metadata record. Note that several metadata records may point to the same map resource, for instance when a map is described by several records with different languages.

Calling this method may or may not result in loading new configuration files from a local catalog. If it does, the configuration parameters will be passed to those configuration files when they are loaded. But usually the configuration files will already have been loaded when the Catalog was initialized. If this is the case, the supplied configuration parameters will not have any effect, so you need to pass those parameters to the Catalog constructor when you load the catalog instead.

Remarks

A map is identified by its resource identifier, which may be retrieved from a metadata record. Note that several metadata records may point to the same map resource, for instance when a map is described by several records with different languages.

Remarks

A map is identified by its resource identifier, which may be retrieved from a metadata record. Note that several metadata records may point to the same map resource, for instance when a map is described by several records with different languages.

Remarks

A map is identified by its resource identifier, which may be retrieved from a metadata record. Note that several metadata records may point to the same map resource, for instance when a map is described by several records with different languages.

Calling this method may or may not result in loading new configuration files from a local catalog. If it does, the configuration parameters will be passed to those configuration files when they are loaded. But usually the configuration files will already have been loaded when the Catalog was initialized. If this is the case, the supplied configuration parameters will not have any effect, so you need to pass those parameters to the Catalog constructor when you load the catalog instead.