complexType RenderNamedMapRequest

diagram
namespace	http://www.mapinfo.com/midev/service/mapping/v1
type	extension of tns:MapRenderRequest
properties	base  tns:MapRenderRequest
children	tns:MapView tns:NamedMap
used by	element  RenderNamedMapRequest
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   Annotation id   xsd:string   optional         documentation A unique identifier that is returned in the response. It is used for debugging or keeping track of asynchronous requests. locale   xsd:string   optional         documentation The language and country code of the request, which is defined using [language_code]_[country_code] syntax. The language code is a 2-letter ISO-639 code. The country code is a 2-letter ISO-3166 code. For example: en_US stands for the English language within the United States of America. imageMimeType   xsd:string   optional   image/png      documentation Defines the format of the map image. You must specify the mime type of the image in the format "image/mimetype". The image types supported are png, jpg, and gif. returnImage   xsd:boolean   optional   false      documentation Defines how the map image is returned in the response. By default, the map image is not returned in the response, and only an URL pointing to the image location is returned. If returnImage is set to "true", the map image will be returned as inline binary data in the response. continueOnException   xsd:boolean   optional   true      documentation Deprecated: This attribute will be removed in future release. Defines whether the issues with rendering of underlying layers should be ignored or not. By default, the layer issue will be ignored. If ignoreLayer is set to false, the map image will not be returned and exception will be returned.
annotation	documentation A request to get a map generated from a named map.

element RenderNamedMapRequest/MapView

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namespace	http://www.mapinfo.com/midev/service/mapping/v1
type	tns:MapView
properties	content  complex
children	tns:AffineTransform tns:Width tns:Height
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   Annotation unit   tns:PaperUnit   optional   Pixel      documentation The unit of measure for paper units. The default value is Pixel. Please see the PaperUnit element's documentation for a listing of all possible values. rendering   tns:Rendering   optional   Speed      appinfo deprecated documentation Deprecated: The value of this attribute is ignored and is always Quality. background   xsd:string   optional         documentation The background color to use for the map image, as expressed in #RRGGBB format. If not supplied, then the background color will be transparent. mapResolution   xsd:int   optional         documentation The resolution of map images in dots per inch (the number of individual dots that can be placed within the span of one linear inch). The default value is 96 dpi. The minimum dpi you can define is 72, anything less would render a poor quality image. If a value less than 72 is defined the service will throw an exception. backgroundOpacity   xsd:double   optional         documentation The opacity of the background color. If the background and backgroundOpacity attributes are specified, these values will be used to draw the background. If the background is not used, then the background will be totally transparent regardless of the backgroundOpacity attribute. If the background is used but no opacity is specified, then the background will be totally opaque.
annotation	documentation The view that will define the extent of the map. The MapView can be defined three ways: Bounds, Scale and Center, or Zoom and Center. These are defined as complex types of the MapView type.  The coordinate system of the center point or the bounds specifies the spatial reference system of the map.

element RenderNamedMapRequest/NamedMap

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namespace	http://www.mapinfo.com/midev/service/mapping/v1
type	xsd:string
properties	content  simple
annotation	documentation The named map used to render the map. Named maps are maps that you can refer to by an alias, such as "myeurope" or "worldoceans". Named maps contain a unique collection of named feature layers.

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