CleanAddressSvc is a wsdl.exe-generated proxy onto the external clsCAServices address-cleansing service, carried inside SAIF.Services and packaged into the SAIF.SAIFCode.Core NuGet package; three authored adapters wrap four of its five operations, but no production code in this repository constructs those adapters.
Clean, normalize, and validate US mailing addresses (CleanAddress), convert free-text strings to proper case (ConvertToProperCase), resolve city/state/county information from a ZIP code (FindCityStateInfoByZip), and trigger a batch address-cleansing run (RunCleanAddressBatch) — all delegated to a vendor address-cleansing product reached over an ASMX endpoint*.
Address cleansing/validation and ZIP-to-location lookup for claim and policy correspondence
Owning team of the called service
Not determined from source
Criticality to the consumer
Not determined from source
Fallback when unavailable
None — the calling operation fails, except CleanAddressService.CleanAddress, whose single catch-all swallows every failure and returns return code -999 ("unmatched") instead of surfacing the error
Marked "Unsuppoted - converted over from VB code and only refactored for future reference" by its own author
None of these adapter types is constructed anywhere in this repository's production source. They are exercised only by live-network tests: Tests/SAIF.Services.Tests/Utilities/WhenCleansingAddress.cs:27,40 and Tests/SAIF.Services.Tests/Utilities/WhenSearchingAddress.cs:15. CleanAddressService and CleanAddressBatchService are public and implement public interfaces, so consumers of the SAIF.SAIFCode.Core package can reach them*.
Yes — the generated namespace is rooted in SAIF.Services, which is the project that carries the file
Regeneration risk
A per-environment override, if any exists in a consuming host's own configuration, is not visible from this repository and could be discarded by an unaware "Update Web Reference"
Services/SAIF.Services/Web References/CleanAddressSvc/Reference.cs is wsdl.exe tool output (a partial class, serialization attributes, and the event-based asynchronous scaffolding it generates per operation — for example HelloWorldAsync, HelloWorldOperationCompleted, and HelloWorldCompleted); this document set describes the contract from the .wsdl and the call sites instead, per the generated-code doctrine.
Note: Statements marked with * were inferred from code structure, naming
conventions, or contextual evidence where direct confirmation was not available
in source artifacts.