Specify Authority and AuthorityCode, and omit GeodeticDatum and Projection. This will cause Carmenta Engine to construct the Crs by calling the FromAuthorityAndCode method. However, this method may throw an exception, and Carmenta Studio cannot warn about an exception in advance. You can increase the chance of success by setting DatumShiftChoice = Lenient. In this usage, the Authority must be "EPSG", "ESRI", "IGNF", "CRS" or "OGC", although Carmenta methods will regard such a string as case insensitive.

Or, you can specify both the GeodeticDatum and Projection. This will cause Carmenta Engine to use one of the ordinary Crs constructors. In this case, you may specify the Authority and AuthorityCode as well; these are often unnecessary since they are treated as comments in most of Carmenta Engine, but they are needed for the Crs of an OgcWmsLayer.

Specify authority and authorityCode, and omit geodeticDatum and projection. This will cause Carmenta Engine to construct the Crs by calling the fromAuthorityAndCode method. However, this method may throw an exception, and Carmenta Studio cannot warn about an exception in advance. You can increase the chance of success by setting datumShiftChoice = Lenient. In this usage, the authority must be "EPSG", "ESRI", "IGNF", "CRS" or "OGC", although Carmenta methods will regard such a string as case insensitive.

Or, you can specify both the geodeticDatum and projection. This will cause Carmenta Engine to use one of the ordinary Crs constructors. In this case, you may specify the authority and authorityCode as well; these are often unnecessary since they are treated as comments in most of Carmenta Engine, but they are needed for the Crs of an OgcWmsLayer.

Specify authority and authorityCode, and omit geodeticDatum and projection. This will cause Carmenta Engine to construct the Crs by calling the fromAuthorityAndCode method. However, this method may throw an exception, and Carmenta Studio cannot warn about an exception in advance. You can increase the chance of success by setting datumShiftChoice = Lenient. In this usage, the authority must be "EPSG", "ESRI", "IGNF", "CRS" or "OGC", although Carmenta methods will regard such a string as case insensitive.

Or, you can specify both the geodeticDatum and projection. This will cause Carmenta Engine to use one of the ordinary Crs constructors. In this case, you may specify the authority and authorityCode as well; these are often unnecessary since they are treated as comments in most of Carmenta Engine, but they are needed for the Crs of an OgcWmsLayer.

Specify authority and authorityCode, and omit geodeticDatum and projection. This will cause Carmenta Engine to construct the Crs by calling the fromAuthorityAndCode method. However, this method may throw an exception, and Carmenta Studio cannot warn about an exception in advance. You can increase the chance of success by setting datumShiftChoice = Lenient. In this usage, the authority must be "EPSG", "ESRI", "IGNF", "CRS" or "OGC", although Carmenta methods will regard such a string as case insensitive.

Or, you can specify both the geodeticDatum and projection. This will cause Carmenta Engine to use one of the ordinary Crs constructors. In this case, you may specify the authority and authorityCode as well; these are often unnecessary since they are treated as comments in most of Carmenta Engine, but they are needed for the Crs of an OgcWmsLayer.