public class HeatmapJsonFacet extends Object
minX, maxY, etc.) as well as the heatmap data
 itself in one of two forms.| Constructor and Description | 
|---|
| HeatmapJsonFacet(NamedList<Object> heatmapNL) | 
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description | 
|---|---|
| List<List<Integer>> | getCountGrid() | 
| String | getCountPng() | 
| int | getGridLevel() | 
| double | getMaxX() | 
| double | getMaxY() | 
| double | getMinX() | 
| double | getMinY() | 
| int | getNumColumns() | 
| int | getNumRows() | 
| static boolean | isHeatmapFacet(NamedList<Object> potentialHeatmapValues)A NamedList is a proper "heatmap" response if it contains all expected properties
 We try to be rather strict in determining whether  potentialHeatmapValuesis a "heatmap". | 
public String getCountPng()
public int getGridLevel()
public int getNumColumns()
public int getNumRows()
public double getMinX()
public double getMaxX()
public double getMinY()
public double getMaxY()
public static boolean isHeatmapFacet(NamedList<Object> potentialHeatmapValues)
potentialHeatmapValues is a "heatmap".  Users can name
 subfacets arbitrarily, so having some names match those expected in a "heatmap" response could just be coincidence.
 Heatmap facets do not support subfacets.
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