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Query about TrafficModeType & departure time
While going through the calculateroute(routing) API, noticed that when "traffic" is set as "enabled", "departure" parameter must also be provided:
https://developer.here.com/documentation/routing/topics/resource-param-type-routing-mode.html#type-traffic-mode
Following point is highlighted in the documentation when traffic is set as enabled:
"No departure time provided: This behavior is deprecated and will return error in the future."
Thus when I need to calculate time to travel from point A to B now(say by car) and with traffic as enabled, I need to also provide "departure" parameter with value as "now"?
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While going through the calculateroute(routing) API, noticed that when "traffic" is set as "enabled", "departure" parameter must also be provided:
https://developer.here.com/documentation/routing/topics/resource-param-type-routing-mode.html#type-traffic-mode
Following point is highlighted in the documentation when traffic is set as enabled:
"No departure time provided: This behavior is deprecated and will return error in the future."
Thus when I need to calculate time to travel from point A to B now(say by car) and with traffic as enabled, I need to also provide "departure" parameter with value as "now"?
here-api asked Jan 1 at 4:52
GovindGovind
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While going through the calculateroute(routing) API, noticed that when "traffic" is set as "enabled", "departure" parameter must also be provided:
https://developer.here.com/documentation/routing/topics/resource-param-type-routing-mode.html#type-traffic-mode
Following point is highlighted in the documentation when traffic is set as enabled:
"No departure time provided: This behavior is deprecated and will return error in the future."
Thus when I need to calculate time to travel from point A to B now(say by car) and with traffic as enabled, I need to also provide "departure" parameter with value as "now"?
here-api asked Jan 1 at 4:52
GovindGovind
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While going through the calculateroute(routing) API, noticed that when "traffic" is set as "enabled", "departure" parameter must also be provided:
https://developer.here.com/documentation/routing/topics/resource-param-type-routing-mode.html#type-traffic-mode
Following point is highlighted in the documentation when traffic is set as enabled:
"No departure time provided: This behavior is deprecated and will return error in the future."
Thus when I need to calculate time to travel from point A to B now(say by car) and with traffic as enabled, I need to also provide "departure" parameter with value as "now"?
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Yes, thats right. You need to provide departure=now explicitly if you want to calculate the route based on current traffic conditions.
departure - Time when travel is expected to start. Traffic speed and incidents are taken into account when calculating the route (note that in case of a past departure time the historical traffic is limited to one year). You can use now to specify the current time. Specify either departure or arrival, not both. Type: xs:dateTime.
Example: departure=2018-07-04T17:00:00+02
When the optional timezone offset is not specified time is assumed to be local.
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Yes, thats right. You need to provide departure=now explicitly if you want to calculate the route based on current traffic conditions.
departure - Time when travel is expected to start. Traffic speed and incidents are taken into account when calculating the route (note that in case of a past departure time the historical traffic is limited to one year). You can use now to specify the current time. Specify either departure or arrival, not both. Type: xs:dateTime.
Example: departure=2018-07-04T17:00:00+02
When the optional timezone offset is not specified time is assumed to be local.
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Yes, thats right. You need to provide departure=now explicitly if you want to calculate the route based on current traffic conditions.
departure - Time when travel is expected to start. Traffic speed and incidents are taken into account when calculating the route (note that in case of a past departure time the historical traffic is limited to one year). You can use now to specify the current time. Specify either departure or arrival, not both. Type: xs:dateTime.
Example: departure=2018-07-04T17:00:00+02
When the optional timezone offset is not specified time is assumed to be local.
answered Jan 3 at 9:23
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Yes, thats right. You need to provide departure=now explicitly if you want to calculate the route based on current traffic conditions.
departure - Time when travel is expected to start. Traffic speed and incidents are taken into account when calculating the route (note that in case of a past departure time the historical traffic is limited to one year). You can use now to specify the current time. Specify either departure or arrival, not both. Type: xs:dateTime.
Example: departure=2018-07-04T17:00:00+02
When the optional timezone offset is not specified time is assumed to be local.
answered Jan 3 at 9:23
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Yes, thats right. You need to provide departure=now explicitly if you want to calculate the route based on current traffic conditions.
departure - Time when travel is expected to start. Traffic speed and incidents are taken into account when calculating the route (note that in case of a past departure time the historical traffic is limited to one year). You can use now to specify the current time. Specify either departure or arrival, not both. Type: xs:dateTime.
Example: departure=2018-07-04T17:00:00+02
When the optional timezone offset is not specified time is assumed to be local.
answered Jan 3 at 9:23
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