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GeocodeServer CoClass (ArcObjects .NET 10.6 SDK)
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A class that provides geocoding as a service.
| Interfaces | Description |
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| IGeocodeServer | Provides access to members for geocoding addresses. |
| IGeocodeServerObjects | Provides access to the objects used by the geocode server. |
| IGeocodeServerSingleLine | Provides access to members for working with single line address information. |
| IInitGeocodeServer | Provides access to members for initializing a geocode server. |
| IObjectConstruct (esriSystem) | Provides access to methods for constructing an object. |
| IRequestHandler (esriSystem) | Provides access to members that control handing of request messages. |
| IRequestHandler2 (esriSystem) | Provides access to members that control handing of request messages. |
| IRESTRequestHandler (esriSystem) | Provides access to REST request for SO or SOE. |
| IServerObject (esriServer) | Provides access to properties of a map or geocode server object. |
| IServerObjectExtensionManager (esriServer) | Provides access to members that help locate installed server object extensions. |
A GeocodeServer object uses an address locator to provide coarse-grained geocoding functionality either in Desktop and Engine applications, or using ArcGIS for Server over an Internet connection. In a Desktop or Engine environment, developers can use the GeocodeServer to perform coarse-grained geocoding tasks, such as geocoding a table of addresses, more easily than with the finer-grained geocoding ArcObjects. In an ArcGIS Server environment, GeocodeServer objects can be accessed over an Internet connection to provide geocoding functionality hosted by a remote server.
All of the coarse-grained functionality of the GeocodeServer can be accessed through the IGeocodeServer interface. Using this interface, you can geocode single addresses, geocode tables of addresses, find the address closest to a point, and access all of the support functionality required to accomplish these tasks.