Juha Ruotsalainen created CB-4645:
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Summary: A discrepancy between Java and Javascript location update
intervals
Key: CB-4645
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-4645
Project: Apache Cordova
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Plugin Geolocation
Affects Versions: 3.0.0
Environment: Android
Reporter: Juha Ruotsalainen
Assignee: Steve Gill
Priority: Minor
The scenario in short:
Java:
- GPSListener.start() subscribes for location updates with one minute intervals.
Javascript:
- geolocation.watchPosition() accepts an object where you can specify the
location update interval.
Our experience with this is that no matter what we specify in JS-code, we get
location updates once a minute. Which is not surprising, since location update
request is initially called with 60000 ms intervals. Later watchPosition calls,
when propagated to Java-side, do not update the interval on locationManager.
For our needs, we changed the hard-coded 60000 ms down to 1000 ms.
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