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		ViewPort vp = getViewPort().cloneViewPort();

		FLayers antLayers = getLayers();

		MapContext ret = new MapContext(vp);

		FLayers aux = new FLayers(ret, null);

		for (int i=0; i < antLayers.getLayersCount(); i++)

		{

			FLayer lyr = antLayers.getLayer(i);

			try {

				aux.addLayer(lyr.cloneLayer());

			} catch (Exception e) {

				// TODO Auto-generated catch block

				e.printStackTrace();

			}			

		}

		ret.layers = aux;

		return ret;

//		return createFromXML(getXMLEntity());

	/* (non-Javadoc)

	 * @see com.iver.cit.gvsig.fmap.layers.FLayer#cloneLayer()

	 */

	public FLayer cloneLayer() throws Exception {

		return this;

	}

	 * This method can be used to have a fast cloned layer. The implementations should take care of

	 * NOT recreate the layer. Instead of this, is better to use the same source (driver) and deepclone

	 * the legend. Exception=> the labels aren't deepcloned to avoid memory consumption. 

	 * Note: Labels are memory consuming to speed up layers like PostGIS and so on.

	 * @return clonedLayer

	 * @throws Exception 

	 */

	public FLayer cloneLayer() throws Exception;

	/**

	public FLayer cloneLayer() throws Exception {

		FLyrVect clonedLayer = new FLyrVect();

		clonedLayer.setSource(getSource());

		clonedLayer.setVisible(isVisible());

		clonedLayer.setISpatialIndex(getISpatialIndex());

		clonedLayer.setName(getName());

		clonedLayer.setCoordTrans(getCoordTrans());

		if (legend.getLabelField() != null) // Hay etiquetas

		{

			FLyrText lyrText = getLayerText();

			String antLabelField = legend.getLabelField();

			VectorialLegend clonedLegend = (VectorialLegend) legend.cloneLegend();

			clonedLegend.setLabelField(null);

			clonedLayer.setLegend(clonedLegend);

			clonedLayer.setLayerText(lyrText);

			clonedLegend.setLabelField(antLabelField);

		}

		else

			clonedLayer.setLegend((VectorialLegend)getLegend());

		return clonedLayer;

	}