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	So you can integrate a search all the way down to the subbuilding level in your web site or application.		So you can integrate a search all the way down to the subbuilding level in your web site or application.

	~~In the future, support will be added~~ for searching suites and apartments directly, so that you can enter "1320 Porter St apt 78" and return this address directly.		Support is now present for searching suites and apartments directly, so that you can enter "1320 Porter St apt 78" and return this address directly.

	==What Languages Does Global Express Entry Support?==		==What Languages Does Global Express Entry Support?==

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 ==What Languages Does Global Express Entry Support?==
 Global Express Entry supports the following languages accessed by the <code>&nativecharset</code> parameter (please see [[Express Entry:GlobalExpressFreeForm|Global Express Free Form]] for use):

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 ==Does Express Entry Support Throttling and Debouncing?==
 Javascript/JQuery/JQuery-UI supports debouncing or throttling AJAX requests to the Global Express Entry Web Service with the delay parameter, as shown in the sample code. This is important to the user experience as it allows the user the freedom of typing into the input box on a web page without waiting for the Web Service to respond. To demonstrate, take for example typing in the address 22382 Avenida Empresa, Rancho Santa Margarita 92688:

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	==What are the requirements for Express Entry?==		==What are the requirements for Express Entry?==
	Express Entry consists of a web service which is accessed by your client. The client code can be any language that supports REST ~~or JSONP~~ queries and XML or ~~JSON~~ responses.		Express Entry consists of a web service which is accessed by your client. The client code can be any language that supports REST queries and XML, JSON, or JSONP responses.

	Sample code is available in C#.NET, Visual BASIC.NET, and JavaScript/JQuery.		Sample code is available in C#.NET, Visual BASIC.NET, and JavaScript/JQuery.

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	The second request fires with the search term ‘22382 ave’, which is sufficient to find the address. As you may have noticed, only 2 web service requests were made with JQuery’s built-in debouncing and throttling. This is the multitasking effect, allowing the user to type while making web service requests in the background. Otherwise the page will make one request per keystroke, effectively holding up the user while network operations complete.		The second request fires with the search term ‘22382 ave’, which is sufficient to find the address. As you may have noticed, only 2 web service requests were made with JQuery’s built-in debouncing and throttling. This is the multitasking effect, allowing the user to type while making web service requests in the background. Otherwise the page will make one request per keystroke, effectively holding up the user while network operations complete.

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	With JQuery-UI this structure is built-in. It is not necessary to use plain JavaScript to set up the pick list or complex Reactive Extensions to buffer the input. It is all handled through the delay parameter in JQuery and JQuery-UI.		With JQuery-UI this structure is built-in. It is not necessary to use plain JavaScript to set up the pick list or complex Reactive Extensions to buffer the input. It is all handled through the delay parameter in JQuery and JQuery-UI.

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 ==In the Fielded Input example or the sales demo page, my address A is in city B.  Why does A appear also in city C?==
 Due to the presence of non-official cities (vanity names), Fielded Input is set up ''not'' to pass the city name.  This means that your address, after selecting the ZIP code, may appear to be in both cities B and C if you test the data.  Fielded Input is set up to search the ZIP Code, not the city, for a given address.

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	With Express Entry, you can expect to cut your keystrokes in half.		With Express Entry, you can expect to cut your keystrokes in half.

	~~==Abbreviations==~~
	Addresses in Express Entry have certain rules about abbreviations. Express Entry has abbreviations for words in addresses, always uses those abbreviations, and the user must be aware of when to use them or a match will not occur. For instance in the address, ‘1001 E 20th Ave’, one can see the predirectional, ‘E’, is abbreviated from ‘East’, the ordinal street name ‘20th’ is abbreviated from ‘Twentieth’, and suffix ‘Ave’ is abbreviated from ‘Avenue.’ Any other representation of this address will not be in Express Entry Data. Postdirectionals are abbreviated as well, such as the ‘N’ in ‘US Highway 27 N’. Note that in this case ‘Highway’ is not abbreviated ‘Hwy’ as in other addresses, due to it being part of the street name and not an ordinal. By following these guidelines, one can produce more matches within Express Entry.

	==I found an address that is not in the system. What should I do?==		==I found an address that is not in the system. What should I do?==

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	==What are the requirements for Express Entry?==		==What are the requirements for Express Entry?==
	Express Entry consists of a web service which is accessed by your client. The client code can be any language that supports REST or ~~JSON~~ queries and XML or ~~JSONP~~ responses.		Express Entry consists of a web service which is accessed by your client. The client code can be any language that supports REST or JSONP queries and XML or JSON responses.

	Sample code is available in C#.NET, Visual BASIC.NET, and JavaScript/JQuery.		Sample code is available in C#.NET, Visual BASIC.NET, and JavaScript/JQuery.

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	Express Entry consists of a web service which is accessed by your client. The client code can be any language that supports REST or JSON queries and XML or JSONP responses.		Express Entry consists of a web service which is accessed by your client. The client code can be any language that supports REST or JSON queries and XML or JSONP responses.

	Sample code is available in C#.NET, Visual BASIC.NET, and JavaScript.		Sample code is available in C#.NET, Visual BASIC.NET, and JavaScript/JQuery.

	==How does Express Entry work?==		==How does Express Entry work?==

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	==What are the requirements for Express Entry?==		==What are the requirements for Express Entry?==
	Express Entry consists of a web service which is accessed by your client. The client code can be any language that supports REST queries and XML responses.		Express Entry consists of a web service which is accessed by your client. The client code can be any language that supports REST or JSON queries and XML or JSONP responses.

	Sample code is available in C#.NET, Visual BASIC.NET, and JavaScript.		Sample code is available in C#.NET, Visual BASIC.NET, and JavaScript.