If you have single quotes in your address string the "convertToJavascriptString" method in GeocoderRequest class doesn't escape single quotes. The resulting invalid geocoding request doesn't return.
As a workaround you can escape the single quotes (') with a leading backslash (\') - in Java of course by writing "\\'".
It would be great if the escaping could be done inside the method.
BTW: I think the GeocoderComponentRestrictions class is affected, too.
If you have single quotes in your address string the "convertToJavascriptString" method in GeocoderRequest class doesn't escape single quotes. The resulting invalid geocoding request doesn't return.
As a workaround you can escape the single quotes (') with a leading backslash (\') - in Java of course by writing "\\'".
It would be great if the escaping could be done inside the method.
BTW: I think the GeocoderComponentRestrictions class is affected, too.