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Revision as of 17:17, 1 December 2015
GlobalExpressLocalityAdministrativeArea
GlobalExpressLocalityAdministrativeArea is provided as a means of retrieving locality and administrative area combinations using the locality name.
Example Call
http://expressentry.melissadata.net/web/GlobalExpressLocalityAdministrativeArea?format={FORMAT}&id={ID}&locality={LOCALITY}&postalcode={POSTALCODE}&country={COUNTRY}&maxrecords={MAXRECORDS}&nativecharset={true|false}
Schema
- ?format=
- The response will be formatted according to the value set here.
- Valid values are: XML and JSON.
- &id=
- The ID element can contain your user ID, a complete license string, or a token.
- &locality=
- Using the Locality in a query will help refine results, limiting responses accordingly.
- &postalcode=
- Using the postal code in a query will help refine results, limiting responses accordingly.
- &country=
- The ISO2Code or full country name of the country to search (Default US).
- &maxrecords=
- Maxrecords is provided to control the number of results returned from a request to the service (required).
- &nativecharset=
- When set to true, return results in the native character set for the country.