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FindSpecification.InputPlace Property

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FindSpecification.InputPlace Property

The place name to find. String.


Public Dim InputPlace As System.String


[C#]

public System.String InputPlace;

Remarks

  • The InputPlace property is used with the specification parameter of the FindServiceSoap.Find method.

  • If the InputPlace property is null or an empty string, all entities are returned with a FindResult.Score property of 0. Make sure the FindOptions.ThresholdScore property is set to 0 to return the results.

  • You can pass a postal code in the InputPlace property.

    Note The maximum number of returned values is 500.

Example

[Visual Basic]

'Output the returned find results
Dim findSpec As New FindSpecification()
findSpec.DataSourceName = "MapPoint.NA"
findSpec.InputPlace = "Seattle, WA"

Dim foundResults As FindResults
foundResults = findService.Find(findSpec)

Dim fr As FindResult
For Each fr In foundResults.Results
 Console.WriteLine(fr.FoundLocation.Entity.DisplayName)
Next



[C#]

//Output the returned find results
FindSpecification findSpec  = new FindSpecification();
findSpec.DataSourceName = "MapPoint.NA";
findSpec.InputPlace = "Seattle, WA";

FindResults foundResults;
foundResults = findService.Find(findSpec);

foreach(FindResult fr in foundResults.Results)
{
 Console.WriteLine(fr.FoundLocation.Entity.DisplayName);
}

See Also

  FindSpecification Class   |   FindServiceSoap.Find Method   |   FindResult.Score Property   |   FindOptions.ThresholdScore Property