NAME
    Net::ModestMaps - Simple OOP wrapper for calling ModestMaps web
    services.

SYNOPSIS
     my %args = (
            'provider' => 'MICROSOFT_ROAD',
            'method' => 'center',
            'latitude' => '45.521375561025756',
            'longitude' => '-73.57049345970154',
            'zoom' => 15,
            'height' => 500,
            'width' => 500
     );

     my $mm = Net::ModestMaps->new();
     my $data = $mm->draw(\%args);

     if (my $err = $data->{'error'}){
            die "$err->{'message'}";
     }

     my $img = $data->{'path'};

DESCRIPTION
    Simple OOP wrapper for calling the *ws-compose* and *ws-pinwin*
    ModestMaps web services.

PACKAGE METHODS
  __PACKAGE__->new(%options)

    Net::ModestMaps subclasses *LWP::UserAgent* so all its constructor
    arguments are valid. No other arguments are required.

    Returns a *Net::ModestMaps* object!

OBJECT METHODS
  $obj->draw(\%args, $img='')

    Valid args are any query parameters that you would pass to a ModestMaps
    web service using the *URI->query_form* conventions (multiple parameters
    with same name passed as an array reference, etc.)

    *$img* is the path where the map image returned by the ModestMaps web
    service should be written to disk. If no argument is passed the map
    image will be return to a file in your operating system's temporary
    directory.

    The method always returns a hash reference, whether or not it succeeded.

    If a failure condition was encountered the hash will contain a single
    key labeled "error" which is a pointer to another hash containing
    (error) "code" and "message" pairs.

    On success, the hash will contain at least two keys : "path" indicating
    where the resultant map image was written and "url" indicating the
    actual URL used to retrieve map image.

    Additionally, any "X-wscompose-*" headers returned by the ModestMaps
    server are also stored in the hash.

  $obj->host($url='')

    Get and set the host where ModestMaps web service requests should be
    sent.

    The default values is *http://127.0.0.1:9999*

  $obj->ensure_max_header_lines(\@items)

    By default the *Net::HTTP* package sets the maximum number of headers
    that may be returned with a response to 128. If you are plotting lots of
    "markers" (pinwins, dots, etc.) this number may be too low.

    This method will check to see how many items you are plotting and update
    the *MaxHeaderLines* config, if necessary.

VERSION
    1.0

DATE
    $Date: 2008/07/05 07:38:20 $

AUTHOR
    Aaron Straup Cope <ascope@cpan.org>

SEE ALSO
    http://www.modestmaps.com

    http://modestmaps.com/examples-python-ws/

    http://www.aaronland.info/weblog/2008/02/05/fox/#ws-modestmaps

BUGS
    Sure, why not.

    Please report all bugs via http://rt.cpan.org

LICENSE
    Copyright (c) 2008 Aaron Straup Cope. All Rights Reserved.

    This is free software. You may redistribute it and/or modify it under
    the same terms as Perl itself.