EsriJson and GeoJson samples

Aspose.GIS Product Family
1

Hi Alexander,

  1. This is the instruction for EsriJson and GeoJson , is it ok?
    Console.WriteLine(" EsriJson:“);
    Console.WriteLine(” Purpose:a JSON format used by Esri ArcGis software to reprsent geographic features.“);
    Console.WriteLine(” Similar to GeoJson but with Esri-specific attributes.“);
    Console.WriteLine(” Files needed: a single .esrijson or .json file.");
    Console.WriteLine();

Console.WriteLine(" GeoJson:“);
Console.WriteLine(” Purpose:a widely used open standard format for encoding variety of geographic data structures.“);
Console.WriteLine(” Files needed: a single .geojson or .json file.");
Console.WriteLine();

2.Can you please give me samples data as follow:
EsriJson- sample for .esrijson
GeoJson - sample for .geojson.

Your quick answer will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,

2

@danies8

You’ve accurately described the purposes of EsriJSON and GeoJSON formats, and you’re correct that Aspose.GIS supports reading GeoJSON files . You can also render maps from GeoJSON data using VectorLayer.Open with the GeoJSON driver .

Here are simple sample structures for both formats:

GeoJSON Sample (.geojson):

{
 "type": "FeatureCollection",
 "features": [
 {
 "type": "Feature",
 "geometry": {
 "type": "Point",
 "coordinates": [102.0, 0.5]
 },
 "properties": {
 "name": "Sample Point"
 }
 }
 ]
}

EsriJSON Sample (.esrijson):

{
 "type": "FeatureCollection",
 "features": [
 {
 "attributes": {
 "name": "Sample Point"
 },
 "geometry": {
 "x": 102.0,
 "y": 0.5
 }
 }
 ]
}

These examples illustrate basic structures for each format. Actual implementation details may vary depending on your specific use case and the full specification of each format.

3

Hi Alexander,
Can you give the samples for testings?
Thanks,

4

In addition:
In ConverterLayer:
For EsriJson the input path can be .esrijson or .json.
For Geojson the input file path can .geojson or .json.
Thank in advance,

5

Your quick answer will be appreciated.
Thank you.

6

Hi, @danies8
EsriJson and GeoJson files have extension ‘.json’. We’ve been through this before.

7

No, for esrijson you need .json file

8

OK I will fix it.

9

Only .json file

10

OK I will fix it now.

11

In an hour you will get my tests results for these formats.