GCTAG

Used in

REQUEST  

Servers

Geocode  

Parent elements

ADDRESS 

Syntax

<GCTAG	Attribute Description Table
(r)id="string"      (r)value="string" >      No Child Elements </GCTAG >
(r): Attribute or child element is required.

Description

Defines a single part of an address to be geocoded such as a street name or ZIP Code.

Notes

• The following table lists required and optional GCTAGs for each address style:
  
  

  Address Styles	Required	Optional
  USAddressZ, USSingleHouseZ, USSingleRangeZ	<GCTAG id="STREET" value="" /> <GCTAG id="Zone" value="" />	<GCTAG id="CrossStreet" value="" />
  USAddress, USSingleHouse, USSingleRange	<GCTAG id="STREET" value="" />	<GCTAG id="CrossStreet" value="" />
  Zip4, Zip4Range, Zip5	<GCTAG id="Zip" value="" />	None
  SingleField	<GCTAG id="Keyfield" value="" />	None
  USAddressCityStateZip	<GCTAG id="STREET" value="" />	<GCTAG id="CITY" value="" /> <GCTAG id="STATE" value="" /> <GCTAG id="ZIP" value="" /> <GCTAG id="CROSSSTREET" value="" />
  USCityState	<GCTAG id="CITY" value="" />	<GCTAG id="ZONE" value="" />
  WorldCityCountry	Either CITY or ZONE or both CITY and ZONE	<GCTAG id="CITY" value="" /> <GCTAG id="ZONE" value="" />

  
  
• All GCTAG id attribute values need to match GCINPUT values returned in SERVICEINFO.
• For more information on geocoding elements, see Summary of Geocoding Elements.

Attribute Descriptions for GCTAG

Attribute	Usage
id	ID as defined in GCINPUT.
value	Values that user inputs for a geocoding request.

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Examples for GCTAG

<?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>

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