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Thanks a lot Bernd.
Everything's clear for us now.

Could you just take in count that at least one client, stuck to j2EE architecture, would appreciate to have the possibility to set the parameter "province" actualy absent in the "com.ptvgroup.xserver.xlocate.Address" Object :?

Best regard ...

Many thanks !!!! I can see exactly what happens.

But things must be a bit different in javascript and in pure Java.

The address object has no getter/setter for the "province" !! It's embarassing !

Concerning the Postal Code : if we search with city-name, I understand that locate cannot ...

We must locate a town.
We know the name of the city and the name of the department (France)
For instance address.city="Gray", address.State= "Haute-Saone".
We transmit the queryAddress and the coordonates are ok.
BUT
Address.State has been replaced by the name of the region ! And the PostalCode ...

String baseUrl = "http://localhost:50000";
String str_url_locate = baseUrl + "/services/ws/XLocate?wsdl";
String str_url_route = baseUrl + "/services/ws/XRoute?wsdl";
URL url_locate = null;URL url_route = null;
try { url_locate = new URL(str_url_locate);
url_route =new URL(str_url_route ...

Hi, thanks for this forum...
I'm working for integration of xLocate-xRoute in a batch application. I found stonishing comportements that helps a lot BUT I don't understand how to manage the locate query in order to recieve the (french) postal Code. Nowadays this address field is obstinatively empty ...