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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to Informatica AddressDoctor Cloud
  3. Informatica AddressDoctor Cloud Interface
  4. Informatica AddressDoctor Cloud Request Parameters
  5. Informatica AddressDoctor Cloud Response Elements
  6. Examples

Developer Guide

Developer Guide

GlobalPreferredDescriptor

GlobalPreferredDescriptor

You can configure one of the following values for
GlobalPreferredDescriptor
to specify the output format for street, building, and subbuilding element descriptors in Australia and New Zealand addresses and the
Strasse
element descriptor in Germany addresses.
  • DATABASE
    . Returns the element descriptor that the reference database specifies for the address. If the database does not specify a descriptor for the address, Informatica AddressDoctor copies the input value to the output address. DATABASE is the default value.
  • LONG
    . Returns the expanded form of the element descriptor in the input address.
  • SHORT
    . Returns the abbreviated form of the element descriptor in the input address.
  • PRESERVE_INPUT
    . Copies the element descriptor from the input address to the output address. If the input element descriptor is not an official synonym, Informatica AddressDoctor Cloud returns the corresponding value from the reference database. For example, when you validate an Australia address that contains BD for boulevard, Informatica AddressDoctor Cloud corrects the descriptor to BVD. BVD is the standard short term for boulevard in Australia.
<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:v1="http://validator5.AddressDoctor.com/Webservice5/v2"> <soapenv:Header/> <soapenv:Body> <Process xmlns="http://validator5.AddressDoctor.com/Webservice5/v2"> <login>*******</login> <password>********</password> <parameters> <ProcessMode>INTERACTIVE</ProcessMode> <ValidationParameters> <GlobalPreferredDescriptor>PRESERVE_INPUT </GlobalPreferredDescriptor> </ValidationParameters> </parameters> <addresses> <Address> <FormattedAddress> <string>OCEAN BD 2</string> <string>SEACLIFF PARK 5049</string> <string>SOUTH AUSTRALIA</string> <string>AUS</string> </FormattedAddress> </Address> </addresses> </Process> </soapenv:Body> </soapenv:Envelope>
Note that in the following response BD has been replaced with BVD, which is the standard short form for boulevard in Australia addresses.
<soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"> <soap:Body> <ProcessResponse xmlns="http://validator5.AddressDoctor.com/Webservice5/v2"> <ProcessResult> <StatusCode>100</StatusCode> <StatusMessage>OK</StatusMessage> <Results> <Result> <ProcessStatus>C4</ProcessStatus> <CountryISO3>AUS</CountryISO3> <ResultDataSet> <ResultData> <ResultNumber>1</ResultNumber> <MailabilityScore>4</MailabilityScore> <ResultPercentage>97.76</ResultPercentage> <ElementInputStatus>60605040600000000060</ElementInputStatus> <ElementResultStatus>F0F0E070F000000000E0</ElementResultStatus> <ElementRelevance>10101010100000000010</ElementRelevance> <ExtElementStatus>00000000000000000000</ExtElementStatus> <AddressResolutionCode>00000000000000000000 </AddressResolutionCode> <AddressType>S</AddressType> <LanguageISO3>ENG</LanguageISO3> <Address> <Street> <string>OCEAN BVD</string> </Street> <HouseNumber> <string>2</string> </HouseNumber> <Locality> <string>SEACLIFF PARK</string> </Locality> <PostalCode> <string>5049</string> </PostalCode> <Province> <string>SA</string> </Province> <Country> <string>AUSTRALIA</string> </Country> <DeliveryAddressLines> <string>2 OCEAN BVD</string> </DeliveryAddressLines> <CountrySpecificLocalityLine> <string>SEACLIFF PARK SA 5049</string> </CountrySpecificLocalityLine> <FormattedAddress> <string>2 OCEAN BVD</string> <string>SEACLIFF PARK SA 5049</string> <string>AUSTRALIA</string> </FormattedAddress> <AddressComplete>2 OCEAN BVD;SEACLIFF PARK SA 5049; AUSTRALIA</AddressComplete> </Address> </ResultData> </ResultDataSet> </Result> </Results> </ProcessResult> </ProcessResponse> </soap:Body> </soap:Envelope>

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