The method "onPosition" in PositionHandler is defined as public, so
your implementation must also declare it as public. You are trying to
define it as package-private (aka "default") which is reduced
visibility.
Just add public:
if (f != null){
Geolocation geo = f.createGeolocation();
geo.getCurrentPosition(new PositionHandler() {
HERE--->>> public void onPosition(PositionHandler.PositionEvent pos) {
On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 6:35 AM, Gatillo <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> here is the code with the problem:
>
> Factory f = Factory.getInstance();
>
> if (f != null){
> Geolocation geo = f.createGeolocation();
> geo.getCurrentPosition(new PositionHandler(){
> void onPosition(PositionHandler.PositionEvent pos)
> { <------ ERROR
> if(!pos.isError()){
> Position new_pos = pos.getPosition
> () ;
>
> }
> }
> });
>
> }
>
> maybe I have to change the PositionHandler.class to instance an
> object!? I'm a little messy with this stuffs, anyone have this
> problem? or maybe I'm not making the best way to "get a position"
>
> Maybe you know about this Mark?
>
> thanks for your support
>
>
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