On Mon, Jul 23, 2012 at 7:58 AM, Capitan <bendyna.i...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Developing Android application with GoogleMaps API, I found that sometimes
> MapView caches some tiles in app's data
> folder('/data/data/<package_name>/files'). These files are 'DATA_Tiles',
> 'DATA_Tiles_1', 'DATA_Tiles_2', ... Each file 'DATA_Tiles_%n' contains some
> JPEGs or PNGs and their coords. File 'DATA_Tiles' contains common
> information about files 'DATA_Tiles_%n'. I am very interested in the
> possibility of using my app offline. My app needs only small area of map, so
> I can include this cached area in 'assets', thereby providing offline work
> of MapView in my app.
>
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