Reverse GeoCoder:Response

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A response is the result of a request. This consists of returned results codes and returned addresses, depending on the input provided.

Depending on the protocol used to make the request, the response will be in a certain protocol. Reverse GeoCoder supports these response protocols: XML, and JSON.

Field Names

This is a list of the response field names and their protocol naming conventions.

Field Name	Level	JSON/XML
Version	Response (Base)	Version
Transmission Reference		TransmissionReference
Transmission Results		TransmissionResults
Results		Results
Total Records		TotalRecords
Records	Record	Records
Address Line 1		AddressLine1
Suite Name		SuiteName
Suite Count		SuiteCount
City		City
State		State
Postal Code		PostalCode
AddressKey		AddressKey
Latitude		Latitude
Longitude		Longitude
Distance		Distance

Response Elements

The following elements are the basic options for each request. These apply to the entire response, not the individual records.

Version

This is a string value that is the current revision number of Reverse GeoCoder.

Protocol	Syntax
JSON	"Version":"string"
XML	<Version>string</Version>

Transmission Reference

This is a string value that serves as a unique identifier for this set of records. It is returned as sent by the Request Array, allowing you to match the Response to the Request.

Protocol	Syntax
JSON	"TransmissionReference":"string"
XML	<TransmissionReference>string</TransmissionReference>

Transmission Results

This is a string value that lists error codes from any errors caused by the most recent request as a whole.

For a complete list of error codes, see Reverse GeoCoder Result Codes.

Protocol	Syntax
JSON	"TransmissionResults":"string"
XML	<TransmissionResults>string</TransmissionResults>

Results

This is a string value with comma delimited status, error codes, and change codes for the record.

For a complete list of error codes, see Reverse GeoCoder Result Codes.

Protocol	Syntax
JSON	"Results":"string"
XML	<Results>string</Results>

Total Records

Displays the total number of records returned.

Protocol	Syntax
JSON	"TotalRecords":"string"
XML	<TotalRecords>string</TotalRecords>

Response Record Elements

JSON will only contain the Records element.

Protocol	Definition
JSON	Each record will be contained within [{}] under the Records element.
XML

Each of the following elements are returned for each record in the Response Array.

AddressLine1

Returns the street address (street number and street name) that corresponds to the input geo coordinates.

Protocol	Syntax
JSON	"AddressLine1":"string"
XML	<AddressLine1>string</AddressLine1>

SuiteName

Returns the suite name of the address returned. Values that could be returned are: Ste, Apt., etc.

Protocol	Syntax
JSON	"SuiteName":"string"
XML	<SuiteName>string</SuiteName>

SuiteCount

Returns the number of suites in a particular building. Zero will be returned if the address has a no suites (a single delivery point).

Protocol	Syntax
JSON	"SuiteCount":"string"
XML	<SuiteCount>string</SuiteCount>

City

Returns the city of the output address.

Protocol	Syntax
JSON	"City":"string"
XML	<City>string</City>

State

Returns the State of the output address.

Protocol	Syntax
JSON	"State":"string"
XML	<State>string</State>

PostalCode

Returns the Postal Code of the output address.

Protocol	Syntax
JSON	"PostalCode":"string"
XML	<PostalCode>string</PostalCode>

AddressKey

Returns a unique identifier for an address. This key can be used with other current and future Melissa Data services.

Protocol	Syntax
JSON	"AddressKey":"string"
XML	<AddressKey>string</AddressKey>

Latitude

Returns the latitude geographic coordinate of the output address.

Protocol	Syntax
JSON	"Latitude":"string"
XML	<Latitude>string</Latitude>

Longitude

Returns the longitude geographic coordinate of the output address.

Protocol	Syntax
JSON	"Longitude":"string"
XML	<Longitude>string</Longitude>

Distance

Returns the distance between the input coordinates and the output coordinates. A distance of zero indicates that an exact address match was returned for the input geographic coordinates.

Protocol	Syntax
JSON	"Distance":"string"
XML	<Distance>string</Distance>