RE: [emergency-rim] KML Address

Agreed as well!

 

-Don

Office: 315-838-2669

Cell: 315-383-1197



 

From: Hans Jespersen [mailto:] 
Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2010 12:08 PM
To: McGarry, Donald P.; 
Subject: RE: [emergency-rim] KML Address

 

I also like the concept of the precedence of <Point> over <address>. This is similar to what we have been exploring for <targetArea> in EDXL-DE 2.0. 

 

-hans

 

From: McGarry, Donald P. [mailto:] 
Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2010 7:59 AM
To: 
Subject: [emergency-rim] KML Address

 

I had an action item to look up how KML does addresses.  Looks like they use free text for xAL (what we are using).  I also thought the RFC for phone numbers was nice to share as well.

 

<address>

A string value representing an unstructured address written as a standard street, city, state address, and/or as a postal code. You can use the <address> tag to specify the location of a point instead of using latitude and longitude coordinates. (However, if a <Point> is provided, it takes precedence over the <address>.) To find out which locales are supported for this tag in Google Earth, go to the Google Maps Help.

<xal:AddressDetails>

A structured address, formatted as xAL, or eXtensible Address Language, an international standard for address formatting. <xal:AddressDetails> is used by KML for geocoding in Google Maps only. For details, see the Google Maps API documentation. Currently, Google Earth does not use this element; use <address> instead. Be sure to include the namespace for this element in any KML file that uses it:xmlns:xal="urn:oasis:names:tc:ciq:xsdschema:xAL:2.0"

<phoneNumber>

A string value representing a telephone number. This element is used by Google Maps Mobile only. The industry standard for Java-enabled cellular phones is RFC2806. 
For more information, see http://www.ietf.org/rfc /rfc2806.txt. 

 

 

Don McGarry 

Office: 315-838-2669

Cell: 315-383-1197