Juniper Systems Juniper Aspect - Manual (Page 59)

Ch 6 Object Database Management
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f. “SimpleSymbolType” – acceptable values include
“Icon”, “Simple” and “Custom”
g. “SimpleSymbolSize” – acceptable values include
“Size10X10”, “Size16X16”, “Size24X24”, “Size48X48”
h. “Transparency” – acceptable values are numbers
(integers) 1-100
i. “BrowserCategory1” – A name representing the
first category to be used when viewing objects
in the object browser
j. “BrowserCategory2” – A name representing the
second category to be used when viewing
objects in the object browser
k. “BrowserCategory3” – A name representing the
third category to be used when viewing objects in
the object browser
An acceptable object file requires the following format
(in addition to standard CSV formatting rules):
1. A header row (the first row in the CSV file) containing
the following:
a. Column 1 must be “Object Type”.
b. Column 2 must be “Geometry”.
c. Column 3 - many are used to indicate object
attribute names.
2. Each row following the header row requires the
following:
a. Column 1 must be an object type name
(whatever you like).
b. Column 2 must be a valid geometry. Valid
geometries include “point”, “polygon”, “line”.
c. The number of columns in any given row must
match the number of columns in the header row.
Note; If you don’t want an object (row) to have a
particular attribute leave that column blank.