is there any example of using Geocoder or Google Map WS in Service Manager?
Hi all,
I am new to iWay DM and SM.
Wondering if there is any example or tutorial that I can follow in order to set up RPC, like Geocoder and Google Map WS. The trouble that I have us Web Service adapter always requires the WSDL of the Web service, while both of these services do not have one.
Thanks
Cokey
iWay 5.5, 6.01 Windows all output (Excel, HTML, PDF)
iWay 5.5, 6.01 Windows all output (Excel, HTML, PDF)
April 13, 2010, 06:46 PM
iWay Newbie
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Originally posted by cokeyng: Hi all,
I am new to iWay DM and SM.
Wondering if there is any example or tutorial that I can follow in order to set up RPC, like Geocoder and Google Map WS. The trouble that I have us Web Service adapter always requires the WSDL of the Web service, while both of these services do not have one.
Thanks
Cokey
iWay 5.5, 6.01 Windows all output (Excel, HTML, PDF)
Hi,
The Google Maps API has a lot of script stuff that can be embeded in HTML, however I'm not that familiar with the DM tools.
In iSM you can request a Geocoded XML by sending the address to lookup to the Google Maps services The Google Geocoding Web Service in a HTTP GET request:
You simply use the HTTP Agent to send the GET Request with the address to lookup and you can use the response in the rest of your processing.
I just completed a small project using iSM 6.0.1 to geocode the customer database. The API also supports other arguments if you need to find an address from a specific location or the location of a device with a location sensor, the other arguments are all listed on the The Google Geocoding Web Service page.
Good luck!
Newbie, iWay Service Manager 6.0.1 WindowsThis message has been edited. Last edited by: iWay Newbie,
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April 17, 2010, 08:22 AM
ray_In_Vancouver
I am doing it using SM with a transform to KML like this
XML > XML
C:\iWay Demos\PeopleSoft\LOCATION_find_response with embedded response.xml C:\iWay Demos\PeopleSoft\LOCATION_find_response with embedded response.xml
then the trick is to get the Kml up to Googlemaps or do what i do is use it with google earth witch is a easy task. Just make a file called mymap.kml. If you have google earth installed it will open up and map it. You can expand the kml. lots of reading on the net.
IWay SM 5.6, 6.01, 6.1, 6.9, 7.0 EDI, XML, XSD, WF 8.0, DM 77,8.0 asp.net, SQL Server
Now you need to get it up to googlemap (demos are on the net to do this), or use it with google earth witch is what i do. I use this transform to create the kml file then email it the slaes reps. they all hav google earth installed, when they double click on the kml file google earth opens it and maps it. works really good and this way you get around google maps limites on gecodeing request.
IWay SM 5.6, 6.01, 6.1, 6.9, 7.0 EDI, XML, XSD, WF 8.0, DM 77,8.0 asp.net, SQL Server