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I am developing an application using Mappoint web ....
This is a discussion on I am developing an application using Mappoint web .... within the MapPoint 2006/2009 Discussion forums, part of the Map Forums category; I am developing an application using Mappoint web services for routes between two points. If the origin and destination are ...
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08-02-2002
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| for routes between two points. If the origin and destination are within same state or adjoing states the application works fine but if they are far off I get the exception in the function myRouteService.CalculateSimpleRoute (myRouteServiceWayPoints, Nothing) where myRouteService is a route object and myRouteWayPoints are WayPoint objects and created correctly. The exception messsage is "The underlying connection was closed: An unexpected error occurred on a receive." Can any one help me out with this Thanks Lava Kumar         |
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