oxcarz
09-09-2005, 10:55 AM
I am trying to parse a german address to use with FindAddressResults. I am using MP Europe 2004. Anyone have any success?
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how to parse a german address?oxcarz 09-09-2005, 10:55 AM I am trying to parse a german address to use with FindAddressResults. I am using MP Europe 2004. Anyone have any success? Ox Wilfried 09-09-2005, 11:11 AM Hi, FindAddressResults works as espected. Can you please be more specific on what the problem is ? oxcarz 09-09-2005, 03:36 PM hi! Here is the code. And it works great for England. for example: 100 Abbey road, london, england works fine. But I cant get it to parse most other EU addresses. Dim oMap As MapPoint.Map Dim MPLoc As MapPoint.Location Dim objSA As MapPoint.StreetAddress objSA = oMap.ParseStreetAddress(myAddString) MPLoc = oMap.FindAddressResults(objSA.Street, objSA.City, , , , objSA.Country)(1) Thanks in advance for any help. oxcarz 09-10-2005, 04:28 AM An update after some experimenting: In this app, I am asking the user to enter street,city,country. The parseStreetAddress does work...more or less. FOr example, in Holland: Sandinostraat 2013,amsterdam,holland wont work Sandinostraat,amsterdam,holland wont work either but 2013 Sandinostraat does work. I havent tried, but perhaps using one of the other streetAddress object properties, like postal code would work better....<shrug>. Wilfried 09-13-2005, 01:00 PM Hi, I think it is very normal that ParseStreetAddress only work "more or less" because in each country the way of writing an address is different and nobody knows how Microsoft parse it, it is not documented into the help. But I dont see any reason to use this method because there is the FindAddressResults method and this one works ok. If you wants the user to enter an address string in 1 field then you better parse it yourself but it is better you ask the user to enter street, city, country etc in separate fields. | ||