Lat & longitude coordinates in flash map?

Currently, I have a map of the united states, where each
state is a button that jumps to another page when you click on it.
I also have a list of customers and the (town, STATE) where
they are located.
I would really like to be able to have flash coordinate with
a list, be it XML or otherwise, that contains the locations of the
customers, then have it ask google maps, yahoo, or some other
online program where those locations are, then have it plot those
locations on a large map of the state that was clicked on. This
way, a customer will be able to come to the large map of the United
States, click on his state, and see the locations of my company's
other customers in that state.
I have heard seen other sites grab the coordinates from a
location, but I have no idea how to do something like that. ANY
suggestions are welcome, even if it is to say that I am doing
something wrong.
To see the map I have so far, go here:
http://www.geocities.com/tjs1212/MyMap.html
Again, the goal is to go to a state, explode the state to a
larger iew, and be able to see existing customers in that state
with dots where they are located. (can make the max number of
locations per state as low as 10 to make it streamlined).

You've got several issues here, but let's stick to the
geocoding one first... Try the explanation in the Google API (I'm
sure Yahoo Maps has similar documentation):
http://www.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/#Geocoding_Examples
Also, there are free services that aren't attached to Google
or Yahoo. In the version 1 of the Google API, you HAD to use one.
They used to recommend and I have used Geocoder.us <
http://rpc.geocoder.us/>
in the past and its worked fine.
Hope that gets you started!

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Am working with Census 2000 data. I have added coordinates to cen00_state
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STUSAB NOT NULL VARCHAR2(2)
REGION NOT NULL VARCHAR2(1)
DIVISION NOT NULL VARCHAR2(1)
STATECE NOT NULL VARCHAR2(2)
STATE NOT NULL VARCHAR2(2)
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Vermont 75.246055
Rhode Island 109.036884
Maine 139.790842
Connecticut 139.841283
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geographic level, I want to store the polygons. For the Census 2000
table cen00_anrc:
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Name Null? Type
STATE NOT NULL VARCHAR2(2)
ANRC NOT NULL VARCHAR2(5)
ANRCCC NOT NULL VARCHAR2(2)
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AREAWATR NOT NULL VARCHAR2(14)
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LSADC NOT NULL VARCHAR2(2)
CKEY NOT NULL VARCHAR2(7)
ANRC_GEO_LOCATION MDSYS.SDO_GEOMETRY
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Name Null? Type
STATE VARCHAR2(2)
ANRC VARCHAR2(5)
GID VARCHAR2(32)
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02 01570 68
SDO_GEOMETRY(2003, NULL, NULL, SDO_ELEM_INFO_ARRAY(1, 1003, 1), SDO_ORDINATE_ARR
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56579, 173.722229, 52.3565693, 173.651293, 52.35637, 173.644793, 52.357598, 173.
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LOAD DATA
INFILE *
TRUNCATE
CONTINUEIF NEXT(1:1) = '#'
INTO TABLE POLY_4PT
FIELDS TERMINATED BY '|'
TRAILING NULLCOLS (
STATE CHAR,
ANRC CHAR,
GID INTEGER EXTERNAL,
GEOMETRY COLUMN OBJECT
SDO_GTYPE INTEGER EXTERNAL,
SDO_ELEM_INFO VARRAY TERMINATED BY '|/'
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begindata
02|03950|1|2003|1|1003|1|/
#-0.153395741022000E+03|0.679530269228395E+02|
#-0.149460812000000E+03|0.680022380000000E+02|
#-0.149506561000000E+03|0.680019960000000E+02|
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#-0.149460812000000E+03|0.680022380000000E+02|
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function call won't fly, except for the case where it is as it
appeared in your posting (with the [ i ] absent)... in which case
the entire array displays. If I try to assign the current array
value to another variable, within the loop, ahead of defining the
function, and use that in the showTip call, it displays the last
element of the array for all cases.
In the event that no one who knows why comes into play,
there's another way that you can skin this cat... Place your
buttons into movieclips (right click->convert to symbol, etc),
and use the loop to assign the tip text to a variable in the
movieclip. Your button code within the movieclip can be the same
for all cases, calling on that variable.

Latitude and Longitude converting in flash

Hello team,
I have Latitude and Longitude values in radians with me. I
want to map these data to flash coordinate system (in terms of X
and Y). Could anyone help me in converting the angles into flat X
and Y system of flash.
Thanks in advance
Regards,
Nilesh Walkoli

Hi Roscoe,
Based on my test, we can use the query below to convert Latitude and Longitude to geographic data type:
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Geographic data is used as spatial data in map. Spatial data defines the appearance of the map whereas analytical data provides the values that are associated with the map. The following sources of spatial data are supported:
Map gallery
ESRI shapefiles
SQL Server spatial query
In your scenario, we should select SQL Server spatial query that use a query that returns spatial data from a database to define map areas. For more details, please refer to the following articles:
Tutorial: Map Report (Report Builder)
Creating an SSRS Map report with data pinpoints
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Katherine Xiong
Katherine Xiong
TechNet Community Support

How can I link to a specific point and zoom in a public GIS Flash map?

I have been given the url for a county map that is presented in an interactive Flash document.
http://68.156.95.45/newberrygis//#1
Client would like me to focus in on their specific development, which requires panning the map and zooming in.
How can I find a query string that will help me to do that?

The functionality of the GIS map was important. I was given the email for the person in charge of the map, who helped me out. It appeared that he was able to outline the road in the neighborhood that I needed to focus on. That provided a parcel ID, which in turn made it possible to focus in on the proper area. This is supposition on my part; perhaps he has other info that gave him the parcel ID.
I agree with Ken...I'm not a huge fan of Flash on other than desktops and laptops, but it is what it is, client needs to use it, I need to help the client out!
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