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The tags startDateTime and endDateTime relate to the columns in the file mapLayersFiles/myLocationFile.csv. This csv file defines which locations are in the locationSet example.
Besides defining the locations in a csv file it is also possible to define the locations in a dbf file.
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After this date the related location will change to location C.
To configure this the following csv (or dbf) file should be used:
ID | NAME | X | Y | START | EINDE | PARAMETERS | REL |
1 | A | 12345 | 54321 | 1-1-2000 | 1-1-2014 | P1 | B |
1 | A | 12345 | 54321 | 1-1-2014 | P1 | C | |
2 | E | 11223 | 32211 | 1-1-2000 |
| P2 | M |
3 | X | 12321 | 12321 | 1-1-2003 | 1-1-2010 | P2 | F |
First a row should exists in the csv (or dbf) file of this locationset with the value A in the column ID and the column which defines the relation (REL) should have the id
B of location B. The EIND column should indicate that this is valid until 1-1-2014. The START column should indicate the start date of this relation. A second row with the same value A for the ID column should also exist. The START column should indicate that this row is valid from 1-1-2014. The EIND column should indicate the end of this relation or should be left empty if there is no end date known for this relation.
The column REL should have the value C to indicate that the related location is C.
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