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Subject: Re: rate method returns empty array for invalid address - no errors.
From: Ben Johnson <bjohn...@binarylogic.com>
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Ho Alan,

That task is delegated to FedEx. FedEx should return errors, I have  
seen these. Shippinglogic itself doesn't do this because FedEx already  
does.



Ben Johnson
Binary Logic

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On Oct 3, 2009, at 5:36 PM, Alan wrote:

>
> If you pass in an invalid address, such as a zip and state not
> matching, an empty array is returned, no errors are raised.. Having
> worked with FedEx web services before, I know the service can return
> errors for less obvious issues, so the lack of error message coming
> through is problematic.