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INALocatorAgent3 Interface (ArcObjects .NET 10.5 SDK)
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INALocatorAgent3 Interface

Provides access to properties common to all locator agents.

Product Availability

Available with ArcGIS Engine, ArcGIS Desktop, and ArcGIS Server. Requires Network Analyst Extension.

Members

Description
Method Bind Re-associate the locator with the given network dataset and its schema.
Read-only property Name The name of the locator agent.
Method QueryGeometry The geometry for the given network location.
Method QueryLocationByPoint Find a network location from a point.
Method QueryLocationByPointEx Find a network location from a point and curb approach.
Method QueryLocationByRow Find a network location from a row.
Method QueryLocationByRowEx Find a network location from a row and curb approach.
Method QueryLocationRangesByGeometry Find network location ranges from a geometry.
Method QueryLocationRangesByRow Find network location ranges from a row.
Method QueryPoint The point for the given network location.

Inherited Interfaces

Interfaces Description
INALocatorAgent2 Provides access to properties common to all locator agents.
INALocatorAgent Provides access to properties common to all locator agents.

CoClasses that implement INALocatorAgent3

CoClasses and Classes Description
NALocatorFeatureAgent Finds network feature locations for analysis.
NALocatorLocationFieldsAgent Defines the network location fields to be used by a locator.

Remarks

The INALocatorAgent3 interface contains methods common to NALocatorFeatureAgents and NALocatorLocationFieldsAgents, including the name property, and the Bind and query methods.

The query methods include the ability to determine network location values, location ranges, as well as the geometry associated with a network location's source feature.