# iServices & Mapping

This section of Business Rules controls internet-based mapping features for viewing route maps, single-copy outlet maps and campaign results maps. iServices website locations are also mapped here.

* ***1. Which system is used for presenting maps?*** B (Client)\
  Specify the system you use to display maps.<br>

  <table><thead><tr><th width="134">Value</th><th> </th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Google</td><td>Google Maps</td></tr><tr><td>Microsoft</td><td>Microsoft Virtual Earth</td></tr><tr><td>Placebase</td><td>Placebase PushPin LE</td></tr></tbody></table>
* ***2. What is the host name for the related iServices Circulation server?*** B (Client)\
  Enter the host name; for example, “`http://monolith.dti.com.`” The answer must begin with "`http://`" or "`https://`".
* ***3. What is the URL path for the related iServices Circulation server’s application server messenger script?*** B (Client)\
  Enter the URL path; for example, “`/cgi-bin/cmo_test.sh/`”.\
  This is used with e-mail confirmation messages and elsewhere.
* ***4. What is the URL path for the related iServices Circulation server’s single sign-on PHP directory?*** B (Client)\
  Enter the URL path; for example, “/cmo/php”.
* ***5. For inbound URL parameters, what private key (character string) is used for encryption?*** B (Client)\
  This business rule must be answered with a valid private key and the login information in the iServices Login page link contained in Circulation e-mail templates (eBill, digital vacation pack, etc.) must include a valid “\&hash” parameter in order to pre-fill login information on the iServices Login page.\
  If this business rule is not answered, or if the iServices Login page link does not include a valid “\&hash” parameter, then the login information will not be pre-filled on the login page.


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