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Note: The page was created before Map Suite 10. Map Suite 10.0 organized many classes into new namespaces and assemblies as well as had a few minor breaks in compatibility. The majority of previously built code should work without modification assuming the new namespaces are added. For guidance on upgrading your existing code, please check out MapSuite 10 Upgrade Guide.
The Map Suite Geocoder “How Do I?” solution offers a series of useful how-to examples for using the Map Suite Geocoder component. The bundled solution comes with a small set of sample data from Chicago, IL and demonstrates geocoding, reverse geocoding, batch geocoding, use of fuzzy matching logic, getting the closest street number to a point, and much more. Full source code is included in both C# and VB.NET languages; simply select your preferred language to download the associated solution.
Please note that you will need an evaluation (or full version) of both Map Suite Geocoder and Map Suite Desktop Edition to build and run these samples.
The Map Suite Geocoder “How Do I?” solution offers a series of useful how-to examples for using the Map Suite Geocoder component. The bundled solution comes with a small set of sample data from Chicago, IL and demonstrates geocoding, reverse geocoding, batch geocoding, use of fuzzy matching logic, getting the closest street number to a point, and much more. Full source code is included in both C# and VB.NET languages; simply select your preferred language to download the associated solution.
Please note that you will need an evaluation (or full version) of both Map Suite Geocoder and Map Suite Desktop Edition to build and run these samples.
The Map Suite Geocoder “How Do I?” solution offers a series of useful how-to examples for using the Map Suite Geocoder component. The bundled solution comes with a small set of sample data from Chicago, IL and demonstrates geocoding, reverse geocoding, batch geocoding, use of fuzzy matching logic, getting the closest street number to a point, and much more. Full source code is included in both C# and VB.NET languages; simply select your preferred language to download the associated solution.
Please note that you will need an evaluation (or full version) of both Map Suite Geocoder and Map Suite Desktop Edition to build and run these samples.
The Geocoder Data Reducer is a utility that allows you to create a new smaller geocoder index for specific states in the United States. You simply specify the directory of ThinkGeo full Geocoder Index files, select the states you want to reduce it to, the output folder, and the utility will create the new reduced index. Depending on the state the process may take up to a couple of hours to process.
The Geocoder Data Generator is a utility that allows you to create your own Geocoding data index based on the shapefile you have. You just need specify the source shape file path, the output directory and required field. And then the utility will save the geocoding required data. It may take a while, depending the data selected.
NOTE: this feature just supported in Dev branch 9.0.533.0 or later.