Hi Tim and Jaak,

Thanks for your answers.

>The mentioned GPX and KML formats however work on geo coordinates and thus may 
>not suitable.
I have decided to output GPX format after route calculation.
This is a standard format for exchanging GPS data, and it can be easily 
converted.
Not fully suitable, but I can manage, hopping for 

>(A* but most of the performance gos into disk access because mobile devices 
>are target and I do not want to load the whole datafiles into memory) 
Why don't externalize route calculation on remote server and send back data to 
the device?

>I'm always interested in other people (in this case you - without knowing your 
>concrete algorithm) integration their algorithm into my library.
I am using Dijkstra algorithm, downloaded somewhere and modified for my needs 
[1]
Route calculation is processed on a remote server because I use a remote 
repository.

>I would also prefer to separate route calculation from route description.
Moreover, data structure isn't the same. I convert OSM data into edges and 
vertex, then I run Dijkstra and convert resulting route in GPX. 

>Only standard for routing results (and also requests) what I've found is 
>OpenLS routing XML.
I have seen this website while I was looking for a standard. Good starting 
point :)

Audrey

[1] http://files.codes-sources.com/fichier.aspx?id=30362


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