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MinLonX, MaxLonX, MinLatY, MaxLatY?

Is there anything in the object model that will indicate what the coordinate "bounds" of the about-to-be-rendered map are going to be?

I'd like to store (and pass along with the rendered map for use on the JavaScript side) the coordinate boundaries of the map.

Is there anything that will tell me what the rendered Minimum Longitude, Max Longitude, Min Latitude, and Max Longitude will be?

Thanks! I'm striking out on the MapSpec object thus far.
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Here is a link to my post about getting the corners of the map that is currently visible. Don't think you would have much luck trying to get the same results for a map that was "about-to-be-rendered" Anyway, just in case it might help you here is the link:

http://www.mp2kmag.com/mappoint/disc...pic.asp?t=5084
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From his previous questions I think he's using the web service version.

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Hello,

When you get the map image object in the results it includes information on how that map can be built using the different map views. This info is contained in the 'view' property. The ViewByBoundingRectangle view gives the the lat/longs for the NE and SW corners of the map.


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Thanks! Got it.
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