"HTTP/1.1 403 Forbidden".
I think the issu is an PythonCaller to retrieve encodedsignature.!
Any help??? . Thanks an advance. regards,
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PythonCaller - GoogleGeocoder
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Hi All, I have been playing with the GoogleGeocoder from the FMEpedia and I am trying to geocode with cryptokey and clientID. All adresse are rejected with error :
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Hi,
the Client ID and Crypto Key should not be specified unless you have a paid subscription to Google Maps Business.
Does it work if you omit these two fields?
David
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Hi,
Yes, it works when i omit these two fields.
I det a free clientID and Crypto Key to geocode untill 15000 addresses.
Is it necessary to paid to use clientID and crypt Key for these case?
Thanks.
Hi,
have a look at the terms of the Google Geocoder here:
"Use of the Google Geocoding API is subject to a query limit of 2,500 requests per day. (User of Google Maps API for Business may perform up to 100,000 requests per day.)"
David
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Hi,
So, i must paid to use Cleint ID and Crypto Key when i use Google Maps API for Business ?
I need tested it with a free client ID and crypto key before that my company paie to use use it for a large requests (about 10 millions addresses to geocode).
Thanks in advance.
FarFar
Hi,
this is a question you should be asking Google, the provider of the webservice.
But yes, the "Google Maps API for Business" is a product you will have to pay for. You can google it for more info.
David