GET_GEOCODE | Examples |
<GET_GEOCODE | Attribute
Description Table |
maxcandidates ="integer" [20]
minscore ="0 – 100" [60] spellingsensitivity ="1 .. 100" [80] > <ADDRESS... /> <LAYER... /> <FEATURECOORDSYS... /> </GET_GEOCODE > | |
Bold: Attribute or child element is
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Attribute | Usage | Back to Top |
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maxcandidates | Maximum number of returned candidates. | |
minscore | Minimum score of returned candidates. If not included, all candidates with scores above 60 are returned. A candidate with a score of 100 means a perfect match, and 0 means no match. | |
spellingsensitivity | Controls how much variation the
geocoding service allows when it searches for likely candidates in the
reference data. A low value for spelling sensitivity allows "Mane",
"Maine", and "Man" to be treated as match candidates for "Main". A higher
value restricts candidates to exact matches. If you are sure that your
addresses are spelled correctly, you can set a higher spelling
sensitivity. However, if you think that your addresses may contain
spelling errors, then you should use a lower setting. Processing takes
longer with a lower setting since scores for more candidates must be
computed. A value of "0" is equivalent to the default, which is "80".
In a request, the spelling sensitivity value cannot be lower than any value set in GCSTYLE in a map configuration file. If no value is set, a value of "80" is assumed. If the requested value is lower than the service value, the requested value is set to the service value. |
Example 1: | Back to Top |
<?xml version="1.0"
encoding="UTF-8"?> <ARCXML version="1.1"> <REQUEST> <GET_GEOCODE maxcandidates="25" minscore="60"> <LAYER id="streets" /> <ADDRESS> <GCTAG id="STREET" value="380 New York St" /> <GCTAG id="Zone" value="92373" /> <GCTAG id="CrossStreet" value="" /> </ADDRESS> </GET_GEOCODE> </REQUEST> </ARCXML> |