Paging

Response paging uses previous and next server-generated URIs to enable software applications to navigate through the responses:

• The first response has only a next URI.

• Subsequent responses have both a previous and next URI.

• The final response has only a previous URI.

For example, if you want to retrieve the third page of 100 results for a given query, you would submit a count value of 100and a startIndex of 200. The previous and next URIs can be used to page through the responses.

You should not send a request with a count value higher than maximum number of features returned by the service (i.e. 100) as this will truncate the request.