We are in the process of creating a process to validate the accuracy of an addre

Josh over 9 years ago

We are in the process of creating a process to validate the accuracy of an address and retrieve latitude and longitude values. We are attempting to use the Google Maps Geocoding API for this purpose. We are a Google Maps for Business API customer, which requires that each request to the Maps API contain a client and signature parameter. The client value is static, but the signature is a dynamically generated, URL safe Base64 encoded value . I've already created the expression that generates the signature but am having issues when sending the value as a parameter in both the httpquery expression and http query smart service. Has anyone successfully integrated with the Google Maps Geocoding API, specifically as a Google Maps for Business customer? If so, I would like to hear about your experience.

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0 Justin
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over 9 years ago

I typed out the URL from your request and added in my keys and I can get httpquery to work. Have you tried manually entering the URL you want into httpquery(), to eliminate any potential issues with directly using the returned value from the signing expression? A network capture might also help shed some light on what is going across the wire.
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0 Justin
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over 9 years ago

I typed out the URL from your request and added in my keys and I can get httpquery to work. Have you tried manually entering the URL you want into httpquery(), to eliminate any potential issues with directly using the returned value from the signing expression? A network capture might also help shed some light on what is going across the wire.
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