Hi Dave,

if you are relying so much on the geocode API (on the server side) and
you have to use a shared environment I would suggest that you should
really think of being a user of the Google Maps API Premier (see
http://code.google.com/intl/en/apis/maps/documentation/geocoding/#Limits).
Or you have to decide not to work in a shared environment that uses
only a limited amount of IPs. Or you have to use another geocoder with
a higher limit. I think even Google is not able to give away all
services for free.

Cheers


On 8 Nov., 16:29, Dave Williamson <dave.p.william...@googlemail.com>
wrote:
> UPDATE:
>
> I have just been reading the post by Johnster (an the suggested links
> by geozip), whilst I appreciate WHY this limit is in place, and the
> suggestion that you should primarily use Client requests, and fall back
> to server requests if these fail). With this limit, and cloud computing
> (which Google themselves are obviously a serious provider - esp. for
> us!) - this would appear to equate to - the 'strategy' of fall back to
> server will NEVER be an option.
>
> Our App, for many reasons, does not want to 'trust' the reverse
> geocoding received from the client, so therefore we have not option but
> to request this from the server.
>
> Reading the docs, I am not sure that even moving to Premier at this
> point would actually solve the problem (it's not clear from the docs!).
>
> The right answer would appear to be to go to the KEY method that was
> previously used, and is still being promoted by 'other' google tools -
> Search, Translate, etc.
>
> It may be me, but it would appear that the Maps V3 API is moving away
> from the 'Google Way'? Surely, this can only be a BAD thing, and will
> prevent the use of this functionality within cloud environments.
>
> Please help (ASAP ;-) )
>
> Dave

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