I played a bit with the Maemo Mapper code. I will follow up on both of
these and see what
I can find to help me. thanks very much.
W. de Hoog wrote:
Navit and Maemo Mapper both contain code to use gpsd. Did you already
take a look at them?
still having some trouble trying to put together
Navit and Maemo Mapper both contain code to use gpsd. Did you already
take a look at them?
still having some trouble trying to put together an interface to the GPS
device
on the N810. Overall I need to retrieve the current location (not sure what
kind of data the GPS driver (or the gpsd)
On Tue, 2010-05-25 at 00:28 -0400, Demetris wrote:
Hi all,
still having some trouble trying to put together an interface to the GPS
device
on the N810. Overall I need to retrieve the current location (not sure what
kind of data the GPS driver (or the gpsd) returns on the N810) that
Hello!
still having some trouble trying to put together an interface to the GPS
device
on the N810. Overall I need to retrieve the current location (not sure
what
kind of data the GPS driver (or the gpsd) returns on the N810) that
eventually
I can feed into Google Maps API (or something
Hi all,
still having some trouble trying to put together an interface to the GPS
device
on the N810. Overall I need to retrieve the current location (not sure what
kind of data the GPS driver (or the gpsd) returns on the N810) that
eventually
I can feed into Google Maps API (or something
Hi all,
still having some trouble trying to put together an interface to the GPS
device
on the N810. Overall I need to retrieve the current location (not sure what
kind of data the GPS driver (or the gpsd) returns on the N810) that
eventually
I can feed into Google Maps API (or something
Quoting Demetris demet...@ece.neu.edu:
Hey Henning,
do you have any further info as to how to run the gpsd via the java-dbus?
I want to run this on the N800 and either interface through java or
javascript
clients.
Thanks
Hi,
sorry I was wrong. On maemo4 aka diablo you can start gpsd
Hey Henning,
do you have any further info as to how to run the gpsd via the java-dbus?
I want to run this on the N800 and either interface through java or
javascript
clients.
Thanks
Henning Heinold wrote:
Hi,
you can start the gpsd via dbus. I don't know yet if the gpsd also sends
the
Hi all,
is there a Java API available for accessing the GPS device on the
N810? I have a feeling asking for a Java API may be a tough one,
so in such a case, a C? Any other type?
I am pretty much interested on retrieving the appropriate data for
my current location that I can feed into
Hi,
Java isn't really supported on the N810, so you'll have to go another route.
Frank
On Fri, Mar 5, 2010 at 9:26 AM, Demetris demet...@ece.neu.edu wrote:
Hi all,
is there a Java API available for accessing the GPS device on the
N810? I have a feeling asking for a Java API may be a
Hi Frank,
actually I am able to run PhoneME Java on it but you are right it, I am
on my own on that.
I did manage to dig out some Python info on accessing the GPS device but
not much yet -
I will keep at it.
Thanks
Frank Banul wrote:
Hi,
Java isn't really supported on the N810, so you'll
For python there is the python-location module, described here :
http://wiki.maemo.org/PyMaemo/Using_Location_API
You can see one implementation here :
http://maemo.org/packages/source/view/fremantle_extras-devel_free_source/healthcheck/0.5.2-4/
- ianaré sévi
2010/3/5 Demetris
Quoting Demetris demet...@ece.neu.edu:
Hi all,
is there a Java API available for accessing the GPS device on the
N810? I have a feeling asking for a Java API may be a tough one,
so in such a case, a C? Any other type?
I am pretty much interested on retrieving the appropriate data for
my
Quoting Frank Banul frank.ba...@gmail.com:
Hi,
Java isn't really supported on the N810, so you'll have to go another route.
Frank
Hm?
Please look at www.jalimo.org
Bye Henning
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Covered in Dr Dobbs even... http://www.drdobbs.com/java/208801979
I did not realize it was this far along. Thanks!
Frank
2010/3/5 Henning Heinold h.hein...@tarent.de:
Quoting Frank Banul frank.ba...@gmail.com:
Hi,
Java isn't really supported on the N810, so you'll have to go another
Good article - thanks Frank
On Mar 5, 2010, at 1:47 PM, Frank Banul frank.ba...@gmail.com wrote:
Covered in Dr Dobbs even... http://www.drdobbs.com/java/208801979
I did not realize it was this far along. Thanks!
Frank
2010/3/5 Henning Heinold h.hein...@tarent.de:
Quoting Frank Banul
Exactly - Jalimo is fairly close to J2SE based on the GNU classpath
libs - it's pretty good and it works nicely.
On Mar 5, 2010, at 12:38 PM, Henning Heinold h.hein...@tarent.de
wrote:
Quoting Frank Banul frank.ba...@gmail.com:
Hi,
Java isn't really supported on the N810, so you'll
Nice !! Will do thanks Henning
On Mar 5, 2010, at 12:34 PM, Henning Heinold h.hein...@tarent.de
wrote:
Quoting Demetris demet...@ece.neu.edu:
Hi all,
is there a Java API available for accessing the GPS device on the
N810? I have a feeling asking for a Java API may be a tough one,
so
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