Demo pages descriptions

Demo pages descriptions :

• World Geocoding : The worldwide geocoding webservice is totally FREE and allow to find GPS coordinate and other informations for a given text (address, street name, city, zip,...) in 243 countries, via a REST webservice. It uses (free) data from OpenstreetMap that are imported into a local database.
  
• World reverse geocoding : The worldwide reverse geocoding webservice is totally FREE and allow to find an address or a street for a given GPS coordinate in 243 countries, via a REST webservice. It uses (free) data from OpenstreetMap that are imported into a local database.
• Address Parser : The Address parser webservice divides a single address string into its individual component parts : house number, street type (bd, street, ..), street name, unit (apt, batiment, ...), zipcode, state, country, city, ... via a REST interface. It uses (free) data from OpenstreetMap that are imported into a local database.
• Street search : The STREET SEARCH webservice is totally FREE and allow to find streets from a GPS coordinate, or a name in 243 countries, via a REST webservice. It uses (free) data from OpenstreetMap that are imported into a local database.
• Find nearby : The GEOLOC webservice is totally FREE and allow to find a place or POI and the distance from a GPS coordinate via a REST webservice. It uses (free) data from Geonames that are imported into a local database.
• Fulltext : The FULLTEXT webservice is totally FREE and allow to search for millions of places, streets, zip, POI,... in 243 countries, via a REST webservice. It uses (free) data from Geonames that are imported into a local database.
• Fulltext service : User interface that call the fulltext webservice. The output will be displayed in the navigator as it is returned by the webservice, whatever the format. There are more options available than the 'human readable service'.
• Geoloc service : User interface that call the fulltext webservice. The output will be displayed in the navigator as it is returned by the webservice, whatever the format. There are more options available than the 'human readable service'.