Hi Nic, * First, complements for your work on Gosmore. It is amazingly fast.
After reading your post I decided to give a routing website a try. My first working result is: <http://tile.openstreetmap.nl/~lambertus/routing>. It uses a dataset of the Netherlands with a small part of Germany and Belgium (240 MB .pak file). Just click the 'From' button, click on the map to place a marker and repeat for the 'To' button. The route will be plotted with a blue line if Gosmore finds one. If there's no reaction in a reasonable amount of time you can assume that no rout was found. Click 'clear' to start a new route. A few questions popped up while trying some routes: - Can Gosmore be used as a cgi-bin namefinder? If so, how? - Relatively often Gosmore is not able to find a route while looking at the OSM data does not reveal any obvious problems. It would be interesting in such circumstances to be able to somehow 'debug' this. Maybe return a list of edge nodes as discussed in another routing thread this month? - In one instance Gosmore ran for more than 30 minutes to calculate a route (which is an exception) so it would be nice for the routing server to be able to set some sort of maximum run time for Gosmore. _______________________________________________ Routing mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/routing
