@mohammad_altoiher, please see the instructions below:
- Create a CSV file called `GeoPoint.csv’. The file must have the following “columns”:
"id(STRING_ID)","latitude(DOUBLE)","longitude(DOUBLE)","category(STRING(null))","metadata(STRING(null))"
- The file should contain all your geopoints. The first column is the ID of each geopoint - a unique string which identifies it in the system. For example:
"00BBD804-73EC-065E-FF38-BEA2A9C4A000",43.0389,-87.90647,"geoservice_sample","city=MILWAUKEE"
"011EF8F9-6CD5-82AF-FF96-F4445D520300",62.13246,9.9968,"geoservice_sample","city=FOLLDAL"
"018ECC0E-9752-D43E-FF9F-DBE906C0AE00",37.21533,-93.29824,"geoservice_sample","city=SPRINGFIELD"
"01C476CF-BEC1-1C2C-FF53-06D7BBA15800",10.16028,-68.895,"geoservice_sample","city=CHIVACOA"
"01CB84C9-A636-28A7-FFAF-E082D8489000",40.18111,44.51361,"geoservice_sample","city=YEREVAN"
"02DCD56A-39FD-8BBD-FF63-3ED73BB15300",37.31917,-122.27417,"geoservice_sample","city=LA HONDA"
- Suppose your geopoint references an object from table
Address
and the name of the metadata property is address
. In this case, in your Address.csv you need to declare the following column:
address__GeoPoint__bcklsFK__ONE_TO_MANY
- The value for that column should be
id
of the corresponding geopoint.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Mark