Hi Guys,
Please help me for this.
geocode events always showing me failure one.
I used map_flex_1_16.swc file
I embedded swf file with geocodeevents in vf page as static resource.
please help me.
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I'm working on an app which uses the version 3 of the JavaScript as
well as the Flash API. In both apps I use the geocoding functionality
to convert an address to a lat/long value pair.
Address: Union Square, San Francisco, CA
JavaScript Geocoding results:
lat=37.7879938
long=-122.407437399
ting the terms of use or attempting a
>> denial of service attack on the geocoding service (though I assume this is
>> not your intention they're rather touchy about this, you have to space out
>> the requests if you're doing a large number of requests, it's best
gs going on, the API may be suffering some
> temporary issues (I've seen threads about this in the past), or else it may
> be that you're believed to be violating the terms of use or attempting a
> denial of service attack on the geocoding service (though I assume this is
> no
There might be a few things going on, the API may be suffering some
temporary issues (I've seen threads about this in the past), or else it may
be that you're believed to be violating the terms of use or attempting a
denial of service attack on the geocoding service (though I assu
Hello,
I'm having troubles with all geocoding requests, all of them are
being responded with a 500 (GeocodingEvent.GEOCODING_FAILURE).
It began to fail few days ago, before that all requests were responded
successfully (GeocodingEvent.GEOCODING_SUCCESS event was thrown)
I've tri
#x27;m playing around with the Geocoding client class for as3, and most of the
> time it doesn't give an accurate result in its first short. Is there anyway
> to ask for more than one result when we call the API.
>
> I have the example of magritte museum in, Bruxelles Belgium,
Hi,
I'm playing around with the Geocoding client class for as3, and most of the
time it doesn't give an accurate result in its first short. Is there anyway
to ask for more than one result when we call the API.
I have the example of magritte museum in, Bruxelles Belgium, when I ask
I second this strangeness, seems to be fairly recent.
Searching for "Emirates" doesn't find the Emirates Stadium (Arsenel,
London), although it definately used to.
"Emirates, UK" works. It looks as thought the county filters might
not be working, or possibly just a change in the lookup system.
A
I've noticed that when I Geocode "Aviodrome, Lelystad" (a aircraft
museum in The Netherlands) the results differ. When I use the normal
maps.google.com the result is correct but when I use the Flash API the
result marker is placed about 40 km. to the north east in the middle
of nowhere...
Also, th
You can only do 3 per second. You will get an error if you try to do more. I
set a timer to handle that.
Daniel,
www.VindaMedia.com
On Oct 22, 2010 8:24 AM, "dkerr" wrote:
> I'm getting geocoding status 500 errors when trying to geocode 800
> cities in Texas. About 60% of
I'm getting geocoding status 500 errors when trying to geocode 800
cities in Texas. About 60% of the 800 cities throw the 500 error, but
the amount successful varies. Is there an issue with map_flex_1_20? Or
is it my approach to loading them?
On the client side, I'm looping
Hello Code Gurus
Below im mxml code for gecoding Addresses, now embedding google
streetview in my html. What I want to archieve is as the marker
locates the postcode search or address search in my map, it then parse
the latlon of the position maker to the streetview panorama and
displays the st
Hello Code Gurus
>
>
>Below im mxml code for gecoding Addresses, now embedding google streetview in
>my
>html. What I want to archieve is as the marker locates the postcode search or
>address search in my map, it then parse the latlon of the position maker to
>the
>streetview panorama and
11:26am Brazil
The Geocoding problem is giving me headaches again!
same thing.
in the simple snipet that follows
var geocoder:ClientGeocoder = new ClientGeocoder();
geocoder.addEventListener(GeocodingEvent.GEOCODING_SUCCESS,
handleGeocodingSuccess
ODING_FAILURE, in any address used.
> > I've read in other posts to try using de map_1_17.swc but I coudn't
> > find a working copy of it.
>
> > Even google's exemple of geocoding has
> > problemshttp://gmaps-samples-flash.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/examples/Geoc
atus = 500 in my
> GeocodingEvent.GEOCODING_FAILURE, in any address used.
> I've read in other posts to try using de map_1_17.swc but I coudn't
> find a working copy of it.
>
> Even google's exemple of geocoding has
> problemshttp://gmaps-samples-flash.googleco
: Geocoding Problems, still getting status 500 response
Hi Everybody,
Does someone fixed this issue?
I keep getting this status = 500 in my
GeocodingEvent.GEOCODING_FAILURE, in any address used.
I've read in other posts to try using de map_1_17.swc but I coudn't
find a working copy of
Hi Everybody,
Does someone fixed this issue?
I keep getting this status = 500 in my
GeocodingEvent.GEOCODING_FAILURE, in any address used.
I've read in other posts to try using de map_1_17.swc but I coudn't
find a working copy of it.
Even google's exemple of geocoding has proble
Guyz,
I am using Googlemap-flash api for rendering my G-Map in my app. I
need multiple geocoding results for a single geocode query.
Example.
var geoCode:ClientGeocoder = new ClientGeocoder();
geoCode.addEventListener(GeocodingEvent.GEOCODING_SUCCESS,
onResult);
geoCode.addEventListener
bmp
On Jan 11, 3:31 pm, jase wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I posted a message previously, but it seems inaccessible at this
> point.
>
> We're currently receiving a 403 Forbidden error when performing
> geocoding over https. I noticed that the url parameter of the
> geocoding
Hello,
I posted a message previously, but it seems inaccessible at this
point.
We're currently receiving a 403 Forbidden error when performing
geocoding over https. I noticed that the url parameter of the
geocoding call is using HTTP instead of HTTPS. I thought this was
fixed in 1_9a. Can a
I'm not sure when this started, but I'm using 1_9a, and Geocoding and
Directions were working fine over https a few months ago. They're no
longer working anymore. Is anyone else experiencing this problem?
Thanks,
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Ok. But I don't know: how can I send response with mouse click...
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import com.google.maps.MapEvent;
import com.google.maps.MapMouseEvent;
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I'm realy sory, i tryed to do it until 3 days, but i got finaly found
my mistake now, i just miss "geocoder.geocode(address.text);" line at
end of script, thanx for everything.
On 29 Aralık, 16:55, Macroman wrote:
> how can i get address data onClick? i can't find any domo about it, i
> searched
Please look through the geocoding documentation and make sure you
understand that before moving on to reverse geocoding:
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/flash/services.html#Geocoding_Object
Geocoding is an asynchronous operation, which means it sends a
response to the server, then
how can i get address data onClick? i can't find any domo about it, i
searched group, found somethings and tryed it but can't get result:
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Hi,
I updated my swc files to 1.18 but I keep getting the 500 error.
My code:
private function doGeocode(address:String):void {
// Geocoding example
var geocoder:ClientGeocoder = new ClientGeocoder();
geocoder.addEventListener
int);
}
});
geocoder.addEventListener(
GeocodingEvent.GEOCODING_FAILURE,
function(event:GeocodingEvent):void {
Alert.show("Geocoding failed "
gt; I've made sure it uses the 1.17 release and still doesn't work.
>
> > >> - Matt
>
> > >> On Nov 13, 2:58 am, "pamela (Google Employee)"
> > >> wrote:
> > >> > Hey Matt-
>
> > >> > We're sending the
oid
{
Alert.show("Geocoding error #
"+ event.status);
trace(event);
trace(event.status);
});
geo
wrote:
>
> >> I've made sure it uses the 1.17 release and still doesn't work.
>
> >> - Matt
>
> >> On Nov 13, 2:58 am, "pamela (Google Employee)"
> >> wrote:
> >> > Hey Matt-
>
> >> > We're sending the ht
ill doesn't work.
>
> >> - Matt
>
> >> On Nov 13, 2:58 am, "pamela (Google Employee)"
> >> wrote:
> >> > Hey Matt-
>
> >> > We're sending the https:// URL into our initial key validation, but the
> >> >
; wrote:
>> > Hey Matt-
>> >
>> > We're sending the https:// URL into our initial key validation, but the
>> > http:// URL into our geocoding key validation, so the second one fails.
>> I
>> > believe this is the same issue that we
t
>
> On Nov 13, 2:58 am, "pamela (Google Employee)"
> wrote:
> > Hey Matt-
> >
> > We're sending the https:// URL into our initial key validation, but the
> > http:// URL into our geocoding key validation, so the second one fails.
> I
> &
I've made sure it uses the 1.17 release and still doesn't work.
- Matt
On Nov 13, 2:58 am, "pamela (Google Employee)"
wrote:
> Hey Matt-
>
> We're sending the https:// URL into our initial key validation, but the
> http:// URL into our geocoding key v
Hey Matt-
We're sending the https:// URL into our initial key validation, but the
http:// URL into our geocoding key validation, so the second one fails. I
believe this is the same issue that we fixed in the latest release. Can you
download 1.17 and try it with that SWC?
Any confirmation on this? I don't think there should be a problem
with the key right, the map is showing. The source code for the
example program is extremely small so the points where it can fail are
seemingly almost nill.
- Matt
On Nov 4, 10:36 pm, "pamela (Google Employee)"
wrote:
> Hi Matt
https://users.emulab.net/
On Nov 4, 10:36 pm, "pamela (Google Employee)"
wrote:
> Hi Matt -
>
> What URL are you registering the key for?
>
> - pamela
>
> On Tue, Nov 3, 2009 at 11:00 AM, Matt S wrote:
>
> > Just to give you some code, here's a sample I put together which is
> > pretty much as
Hi everyone,
I'm not sure if this is the same problem everyone else is experiencing
but I'm getting an error on an https server as well, I didn't have it
up before today so I'm not sure if this is the same issue or if I'm
just doing something wrong. Looks like we have different error id#s
but ve
I am also getting a 500 back from the geocoder. My Flex app is
running over HTTPS also. Any information about this problem?
My app was working over HTTPS until early October (at least the 5th),
after which I got this message:
SecurityError: Error #2121: Security sandbox violation:
Loader.conte
Sadu,
That's what I am doing as well, geocoding not working...
I guess they key should be fine - without valid key it won't display
the map...
Bye, BW.
On Oct 27, 7:46 pm, Sadu wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Even I am getting the same error 500.
> Currently I am using it over htt
amelafox-samplecode.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/petition_world/geodata.py>That
was just scraped off wikipedia.
You could do an AS3 mapping of country -> continent codes.
- pamela
On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 9:04 PM, Gavri wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm using reverse geocoding (lets sa
Hi,
I'm using reverse geocoding (lets say a point inside Brooklyn) The
top level Geo hierarchy i get in the respond is USA - how do i get the
continent name from Google clientGeocoder?
thanks
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The world map is getting loaded but getting geocoding error 500.
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thanks
Sadu
On Oct 27, 10:12 am, spacecomm wrote:
> Pamela, Brian, Hi,
>
> Is this issue closed here?
>
> I'm hav
gt; I just tested the geocoding samples, and they are working fine. Is your app
> served from an SSL page or using a client ID? (Any characteristic that would
> make it different from the samples I tried?)
>
> - pamela
>
>
>
> On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 4:12 AM, bryandunbar
Hi Bryan -
I just tested the geocoding samples, and they are working fine. Is your app
served from an SSL page or using a client ID? (Any characteristic that would
make it different from the samples I tried?)
- pamela
On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 4:12 AM, bryandunbar wrote:
>
> Seems
erface.addCallback("geocodeFinished", geocodeFinished);
> > > public function geocodeFinished(results:*):void {
> > > // handle results
> > > }
>
> > > public function geocode(address:String):void {
> > > ExternalInterface.call("
Hi Pamela
By when 500 problem will be resolved.
On Oct 14, 5:14 pm, "pamela (Google Employee)"
wrote:
> We are currently experiencing an issue where all geocoding requests are
> being responded to with a 500. We have not yet resolved this issue, and will
> post again w
following code:
> > ExternalInterface.addCallback("geocodeFinished", geocodeFinished);
> > public function geocodeFinished(results:*):void {
> > // handle results
> > }
>
> > public function geocode(address:String):void {
> > ExternalInterface
Thank you!
Josef
equiseller.com
On Oct 15, 4:15 am, "pamela (Google Employee)"
wrote:
> Earlier, we posted about an issue with all Flash API geocoding requests
> resulting in a 500. We rolled back the release that caused this, and
> everything should be working as expected
Earlier, we posted about an issue with all Flash API geocoding requests
resulting in a 500. We rolled back the release that caused this, and
everything should be working as expected now.
We apologize profusely for this, and are working on additional tests to
prevent this in the future
not set the name and id on the
> > embed to FlashObject
>
> > In Flash add the following code:
> > ExternalInterface.addCallback("geocodeFinished", geocodeFinished);
> > public function geocodeFinished(results:*):void {
> > // handle results
> > }
Flash add the following code:
> ExternalInterface.addCallback("geocodeFinished", geocodeFinished);
> public function geocodeFinished(results:*):void {
>// handle results
> }
>
> public function geocode(address:String):void {
> ExternalInterface.call("geoCode&quo
ot;
wrote:
> We are currently experiencing an issue where all geocoding requests are
> being responded to with a 500. We have not yet resolved this issue, and will
> post again when we have.
> As a temporary workaround, you can use the HTTP Geocoder through a proxy, or
> use a JS API wi
We are currently experiencing an issue where all geocoding requests are
being responded to with a 500. We have not yet resolved this issue, and will
post again when we have.
As a temporary workaround, you can use the HTTP Geocoder through a proxy, or
use a JS API with an AS/JS bridge
15000 per client IP address.
Jonathan
Scribblemaps.com
On Oct 10, 2:14 pm, Barry Gearing wrote:
> Hi all
>
> This was a general question on the flash client geocoding requests
> limit per day.
>
> I understand that you are allowed 15000 requests per day. What I want
> t
Hi all
This was a general question on the flash client geocoding requests
limit per day.
I understand that you are allowed 15000 requests per day. What I want
to understand, is this 15000 requests per api key that you have for
your website or is it 15000 request per client ip address that uses
faq.html#geocoder_highways>- pamela
On Wed, Oct 7, 2009 at 1:10 AM, Barry Gearing
wrote:
>
> Hi All
>
> I wanted to check if there was any "best practices" for the address
> string that get sent as a geocoding request?
>
> at the moment, I am just taking a country , address li
Hi All
I wanted to check if there was any "best practices" for the address
string that get sent as a geocoding request?
at the moment, I am just taking a country , address line 1, address
line 2, town/city , state and zip text fields and just concatenating
them into one string and
great, exactly what I was looking for !
thanks Pamela
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To:
Subject: Re: accuracy zoom and geocoding
>
> Hi Nicolas-
>
> Accuracy is in the Address
Hi Nicolas-
Accuracy is in the AddressDetails. There is also a LatLonBox that you
can use for choosing an optimal bounding box to zoom to. See this
example to understand what a geocoding response looks like:
http://gmaps-samples-flash.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/demos/GeocodingDetails
Hi,
I was wondering if there is a way to get the accuracy zoom level after
a call to geocoding services.
Apparently the flash API only returns the center coordinates of the
request.
Nicolas
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Our system currently permits HTTP
Geocoding is an asynchronous call to the Google servers, so if you issue
multiple requests, you never know in what order they will return.
If you already know the addresses, then you should geocode them ahead of
time and just store the lat/lng in a database or file.
If you are showing 3 new
I have several addresses that need to be converted to latlng so I can
place markers on the map. Each address has a pieces of information
that describe that address. What I have is 3 arrays -- one for the
address, one for the corresponding information and one to hold the
latlng points that are retu
We do not have geocoding data for Israel at this time, due to contract
restrictions with the data provider.
You may want to build your own cache manually if possible, or use a backup
geocoder that has the data.
- pamela
On Thu, Jul 16, 2009 at 8:38 AM, buffalob wrote:
>
> I don't k
I don't know if this is the proper group to post this... but I've
noticed when using the API's geocoding function for a news type
application that news wire services such as Reuters and AP will not
infrequently use datelines including: "West Bank", "Palestinian
Auth
, "pamela (Google Employee)"
> wrote:
>> Hi Evan-
>>
>> No, it's not likely. Our preference is that developers dobatch
>> geocoding on the server. Geocoding multiple addresses while the user
>> waits is slow, and a waste of geocoding resources if yo
the address: Shamrock Gardens Elem School,
> Charlotte, NC
>
> But everytime I try I get a geocoding failure, the interesting thing
> about this is that the google maps api example:
> http://gmaps-samples-flash.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/examples/GeocodingSimple.html
> a
I'm trying to Geocode the address: Shamrock Gardens Elem School,
Charlotte, NC
But everytime I try I get a geocoding failure, the interesting thing
about this is that the google maps api example:
http://gmaps-samples-flash.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/examples/GeocodingSimple.html
also fai
preference is that developers dobatch
> geocoding on the server. Geocoding multiple addresses while the user
> waits is slow, and a waste of geocoding resources if you already know
> the addresses.
>
> - pamela
>
> On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 3:44 AM, ed123 wrote:
>
> >
opportunity to perform those
lookups/transforms.
Good presentations at the I/O conference by the way.
Thanks,
Evan
On Jun 18, 2:46 pm, "pamela (Google Employee)"
wrote:
> Hi Evan-
>
> No, it's not likely. Our preference is that developers dobatch
> geocoding on the server. G
Hi Evan-
No, it's not likely. Our preference is that developers do batch
geocoding on the server. Geocoding multiple addresses while the user
waits is slow, and a waste of geocoding resources if you already know
the addresses.
- pamela
On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 3:44 AM, ed123 wrote:
>
Hello,
Are there plans on the horizon to support batch-style geocoding with
the Flash API? It would be great to send an array of address values to
the geocoder and receive a corresponding array of lat/lng values back
to avoid having to time geocoding requests 1 by 1/working around 620
issues
lets the user enter an
> address and then places a marker at that address. Pretty basic.
> To do the geocoding I created a class called GeoSite. In main.mxml everytime
> the user enters an address and clicks "Enter" button an object of type
> GeoSite is instantiated a
Hi. Was hoping for some simple coding assistance.
I have a main.mxml file which is a basic UI that lets the user enter an
address and then places a marker at that address. Pretty basic.
To do the geocoding I created a class called GeoSite. In main.mxml everytime
the user enters an address and
Hi,
I'm having problems incorporating a search by address funciton into my
map. The example I'm following is this:
http://gmaps-samples-flash.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/samplecode/GeocodingSimple.mxml
The problem I have is that I have a MapController I call in my init
function. Here's my mxml cod
Thanks. Once again, your insight and help has saved me from a wrong
turn. Geocoding comes into place prior to user interaction now (of
course!).
cheers
On Feb 23, 6:02 pm, pamela fox wrote:
> Hilynxmap-
>
> Due to the way our quota system works, you can't just geocode many
&g
Hi lynxmap-
Due to the way our quota system works, you can't just geocode many
addresses in a tight loop. On top of that, I wouldn't recommend
geocoding multiple addresses (especially 200) every time a map loads -
that is slow and a bad experience for the user. If you already know
the
Not sure what I am doing wrong. Trying to geocode about 200 points in
a loop routine, but every one comes back as a geocode failure. I'm
using Flex Builder 3.
Here's my code:
var count:int=0;
private function tryGeocode(pt:ptVO):void{
var listingAddress:String=pt.Address;
t; be as understandable as possible !
>
> > Well i've got a problem with google maps API for Flash :
>
> > for some addresses, the geocoding service returns me an error (while
> > it works fine with other addresses).
>
> > Example :
>
> > i send from fl
; I'm new in here and I'm not an english native speaker so i'll try to
> be as understandable as possible !
>
> Well i've got a problem with google maps API for Flash :
>
> for some addresses, the geocoding service returns me an error (while
> it works fine wi
Hello,
I'm new in here and I'm not an english native speaker so i'll try to
be as understandable as possible !
Well i've got a problem with google maps API for Flash :
for some addresses, the geocoding service returns me an error (while
it works fine with other addresses)
Hi Scott-
You should geocode them ahead of time and store the coordinates in a
database/array/XML/etc. Use either our HTTP geocoder or a different
service.
See:
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/articles/phpsqlgeocode.html
http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Maps-API/web/resources-non-google-ge
Hey people,
I have a huge list of city, state strings that I want to convert into
markers on my map..
is there any way to do this?
I cant figure out an easy way to do this since we have to wait for the
event to fire with the geocoded data that holds the long/latt...
no way to do a for loop thr
Hi CJ-
The geocoding output currently uses something called xAL (an XML schema) to
format the structured address details, and it means that different elements
sometimes appear at different points in the AddressDetails chain. You should
actually be able to inspect just the first result of the
Hi,
I'm currently calling the ClientGeocoder.reverseGeocode() method and
it's returning the event as expected and I'm able to get the
placemarks array with no problems. However, when inspecting this
placemarks array in the debugger, there doesn't seem to be a lot of
consistency between subsequen
the admin to click in different
> subjects and then get the list of questions submitted for that subject
> and then map the submitter location.
>
> What I did was to use the geocoding and add markers (InfoWindow) to
> the map. But I have a couple of questions:
>
> 1. First I s
Hi Steve-
For legacy reasons, the HTTP geocoding docs are in the JS API documentation:
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/services.html#Geocoding_Direct
We're working on breaking it own into its own documentation. It can be used
in conjunction with the static, maps, or flash
a', 'Japan') on Google Maps and Flex.
What my app should do is to offer the admin to click in different
subjects and then get the list of questions submitted for that subject
and then map the submitter location.
What I did was to use the geocoding and add markers (InfoWindow) to
t
Yes, I am using the ClientGeocoder. I will look into the HTTP
geocoding service but I don't see a reference for that in the Flash
API. Are you referring to something outside of the Flash maps API?
Thanks a million. I'm glad to see I'm
Hey Steve-
Are you using ClientGeocoder to add the addresses to the map? You should
really only use that for user-entered addresses. For addresses you already
know, you should use our HTTP geocoding service. The service has a max QPS,
and will send a 620 status code when the quota has been gone
Hey everyone,
I am attempting my first map in Flash and so far everything has worked
great. But, I'm running into one problem. I'm adding about 350 markers
to the map. When I add them, about 125 fail. Of the failures, about
66% of them are just bad data (which we're working to correct). But
the r
ilure);
this.addEventListener(Event.ADDED_TO_STAGE, onMarkerAddedToStage)
// or maybe the more cleaner solution
// this.addEventListener(MapEvent.OVERLAY_ADDED, onOverlayAdded);
}
private function onMarkerAddedToStage(e:Event):void
{
if(myDataLoaded == false){
// loadData.. start reverse geocoding
Hi Flexa,
thank you for your help. But the code didn´t work. I don´t know how to
put this code inside my code. This is what I´m doing:
import com.google.maps.LatLng;
import com.google.maps.LatLngBounds;
import com.google.maps.Map;
import com.google.maps.MapEvent;
import com.google.maps.MapType;
gFailure);
>
> 3. have fun with the result
> private function handleGeocodingSuccess(e:GeocodingEvent):void {
>
> var placemarks:Array = e.response.placemarks;
>
> }
>
> On Dec 4, 7:53 pm, lucianopopo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Hi ev
TED]> wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> Anyone knows how to do a Reverse Geocoding?
>
> I know that exist this method: ClientGeocoder.reverseGeocode(), but I
> don´t know how to use it. Anyone has any example? I didn´t find any
> example over the internet.
>
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Hi everybody,
Anyone knows how to do a Reverse Geocoding?
I know that exist this method: ClientGeocoder.reverseGeocode(), but I
don´t know how to use it. Anyone has any example? I didn´t find any
example over the internet.
Thanks.
Luciano Fernandes
3:32 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>
> Hi.
> I checked out the faqs but still have a question.
> Geocoding is unavailable in the country I am after (israel) - is that
> likely to change any time soon...is it a government issue or
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