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23-Oct-2009 01:46 AM Mike Glass:
Summary: 
MKPlacemark should return the postal code of the placemark, per documentation. When executed as below, it returns nil.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Build and launch the attached project, either on the device or the simulator.
2. Click the Get Zip Code button.
3. Check the console.

Expected Results:
In the console, you should see the following (as in the simulator):
2009-10-23 01:37:40.056 PostalCodeTest[7041:207] postalCode: 95014
2009-10-23 01:37:40.057 PostalCodeTest[7041:207] addressDictionary: {
    City = Cupertino;
    Country = "United States";
    CountryCode = US;
    FormattedAddressLines =     (
        "1 Infinite Loop",
        "Cupertino, California 95014",
        USA
    );
    State = California;
    Street = "1 Infinite Loop";
    SubAdministrativeArea = "Santa Clara";
    SubThoroughfare = 1;
    Thoroughfare = "Infinite Loop";
}

Actual Results:
In the console, you see (as in the simulator):
2009-10-23 01:37:40.056 PostalCodeTest[7041:207] postalCode: (null)
2009-10-23 01:37:40.057 PostalCodeTest[7041:207] addressDictionary: {
    City = Cupertino;
    Country = "United States";
    CountryCode = US;
    FormattedAddressLines =     (
        "1 Infinite Loop",
        "Cupertino, California 95014",
        USA
    );
    State = California;
    Street = "1 Infinite Loop";
    SubAdministrativeArea = "Santa Clara";
    SubThoroughfare = 1;
    Thoroughfare = "Infinite Loop";
}

Regression:
Occurs in the 3.0 SDK as well as 3.1 and 3.1.2.

Notes:
Sample project file is attached.


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