Per #283,
The ingest process for simple features should accept a list of time attribute names to be used for temporal indexing, overriding the inference component of the FeatureDataAdapter.
One time attribute indicates an index over a single attribute. Two attributes represent a range (start and end).
In the case of a single time attribute, the simple feature type meta-data property 'time' is to a Boolean value TRUE.
In the case of a range time attributes, the simple feature type meta-data property 'start' is to a Boolean value TRUE for the start range attribute and the simple feature type meta-data property 'end' is to a Boolean value TRUE for the end range attribute.
The setting of these meta-data properties is performed prior to construction of the FeatureDataAdapter.
If any these attributes are set, then a spatial temporal index should be assumed during the ingest process.
Per #283,
The ingest process for simple features should accept a list of time attribute names to be used for temporal indexing, overriding the inference component of the FeatureDataAdapter.
One time attribute indicates an index over a single attribute. Two attributes represent a range (start and end).
In the case of a single time attribute, the simple feature type meta-data property 'time' is to a Boolean value TRUE.
In the case of a range time attributes, the simple feature type meta-data property 'start' is to a Boolean value TRUE for the start range attribute and the simple feature type meta-data property 'end' is to a Boolean value TRUE for the end range attribute.
The setting of these meta-data properties is performed prior to construction of the FeatureDataAdapter.
If any these attributes are set, then a spatial temporal index should be assumed during the ingest process.