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What is SLD?

Styled Layer Descriptor (SLD) is an XML-based language used to define the visual appearance of geographic data in web mapping applications. It allows developers to control how features are rendered on a map, specifying things like colors, line widths, and symbol styles based on feature attributes or other criteria. SLD is commonly used with Web Map Service (WMS) implementations.

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What other technologies are related to SLD?

SLD Competitor Technologies

SAP CPI

SAP Cloud Platform Integration (SAP CPI) offers its own integration platform as a service (iPaaS) capabilities, including service discovery and management, potentially reducing the need for a central SLD in some cloud-centric scenarios. CPI uses its own directory. Therefore, it's a competitor.

mentioned alongside SLD in 2% (106) of relevant job posts

SLD Complementary Technologies

IDOC_AAE

IDOC_AAE adapter is used within SAP PI/PO (which uses SLD) to process IDOC messages. It's a transport protocol, not a directory itself, thus complementary.

mentioned alongside SLD in 24% (72) of relevant job posts

HTTP_AAE

HTTP_AAE adapter is used within SAP PI/PO (which uses SLD) to process HTTP messages. It's a transport protocol, not a directory itself, thus complementary.

What is SLD?

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