Hi Edgar,
I've tested gps.ext_0.2rc1.zip under Debian Lenny 32bit, OJ 1.3.1 G-Rays
WBT 201 over Bluetooth. Nice work and truely usefull for me :-)
- You should check gps.ext_0.2rc1/lib/ext/rxtx/win32/Verkn?pfung mit
win32.lnk, because until unzip I get a warning. No problem for me, but
may be for endusers ;-)
- After starting OJ I get for about 80 seconds the OJ splashscreen
without any hint what is OJ doing. I know that you scan for devices, but
this should be done in background.
- The exception below is thrown if I disable the GPS Tracker checkbox.
If I reenable it, GPS tracking runs.
Loading de.soldin.jump.gps.GPSExtension
Loading de.hawhamburg.sridsupport.SRIDSupportExtension
Loading net.refractions.postgis.PostGISConfiguration
GPS Extension is in:
jar:file:/data/home/mscholz/openjump/bin/../lib/ext/gps_0.2rc1.jar!/
GPS (de.soldin.jump.gps) base is:
/data/home/mscholz/openjump/bin/../lib/ext/gps_0.2rc1.jar
GPS Extension is in:
jar:file:/data/home/mscholz/openjump/bin/../lib/ext/gps_0.2rc1.jar!/
GPS (de.soldin.jump.gps) libs are in:
/data/home/mscholz/openjump/bin/../lib/ext/gps/
SwixML 1.5 (#149)
GPS Extension is in:
jar:file:/data/home/mscholz/openjump/bin/../lib/ext/gps_0.2rc1.jar!/
RXTX Loader on: 'Linux' 'i386'
RXTX libraryPath is set to: '/data/home/mscholz/openjump/bin/../lib/ext'
Could not find:
/data/home/mscholz/openjump/bin/../lib/ext/rxtx/librxtxSerial.so
RXTX succeeded loading:
'/data/home/mscholz/openjump/bin/../lib/ext/rxtx/linux32/librxtxSerial.so'
WARNING: RXTX Version mismatch
Jar version = RXTX-2.2pre2_loader
native lib Version = RXTX-2.2-20081207 Cloudhopper Build
rxtx.cloudhopper.net
[ERROR][org.dinopolis.gpstool.gpsinput.nmea.GPSNmeaDataProcessor] -
ERROR: Exception thrown on creation or processing of NMEA sentences:
[ERROR][org.dinopolis.gpstool.gpsinput.nmea.GPSNmeaDataProcessor] -
$GPGSV,4,2,13,05,21,049,22,30,17,138,16,23,01,305,2
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Invalid NMEA Sentence (no '*'):
$GPGSV,4,2,13,05,21,049,22,30,17,138,16,23,01,305,2
at
org.dinopolis.gpstool.gpsinput.nmea.NMEA0183Sentence.init(NMEA0183Sentence.java:71)
at
org.dinopolis.gpstool.gpsinput.nmea.NMEA0183Sentence.init(NMEA0183Sentence.java:104)
at
org.dinopolis.gpstool.gpsinput.nmea.GPSNmeaDataProcessor.readMessages(GPSNmeaDataProcessor.java:335)
at
org.dinopolis.gpstool.gpsinput.nmea.GPSNmeaDataProcessor.run(GPSNmeaDataProcessor.java:245)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:619)
- Adding points from GPS is OK. For the future it would be nice if we
have a automatic mode for adding point depending on time or distance.
- It is possible, that the connection to the device goes broken until
OJ runs(Bluetooth problems etc). The user should see a non technical
message and not the
gnu.io.PortInUseException: Unknown Linux Application
at gnu.io.CommPortIdentifier.open(CommPortIdentifier.java:467)
at
de.soldin.jump.gps.GPSTrackerPlugin.openConnection(GPSTrackerPlugin.java:528)
at
de.soldin.jump.gps.GPSTrackerPlugin.actionPerformed(GPSTrackerPlugin.java:434)
for example.
- Under Linux it is a problem if you try to access the serial device
more than once. So the Test settings button in the options should be
disabled if GPS tracking is running.
- And finaly reprojection coordinates would be nice, but I know
Regards
Matthias
With some delay, I expected to have it done earlier, you might find an
updated version of the gps extension on sourceforge.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jump-pilot/files/p_GPS%20Extension/
Features are:
- use of serial gps devices (garmin,nmea,sirf)
- tracking of selected tasks
- creating/adding points from gps coordinate
I'd appreciate anybody testing the extension and coming back with feedback or
bugs. A known limitation right now is that reprojection of gps coordinates is
broken (cts extension usage). This means coordinates from gps will for now
always be in the datum of the gps receiver is configured to output. I am
working it.
.. kind regards ede
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