On Tue, Dec 13, 2011 at 1:01 AM, Spiral123 wrote:
> actually no it wasn't the way I was thinking of.
>
But that would probably be the easiest way to capture the buffer.
It's in your address space, there's nothing stopping you from grabbing
the data, it's just against the terms of the contract you
actually no it wasn't the way I was thinking of.
On Dec 13, 12:40 am, Kristopher Micinski
wrote:
> > Although it is technically possible you should not save google map
> > tiles to cache and use for the future. It is explicitly forbidden by
> > Google - and they own/license the data.
>
> But if
> Although it is technically possible you should not save google map
> tiles to cache and use for the future. It is explicitly forbidden by
> Google - and they own/license the data.
But if you absolutely want to steal the data, the way you were
thinking of doing it is reflecting the maps library?
I understand your question. And it has been answered already, but
I'll give it one more try.
Although it is technically possible you should not save google map
tiles to cache and use for the future. It is explicitly forbidden by
Google - and they own/license the data.
You will need to use open
Hi Thanks For Update
We Can Implement Feature Like "Cache Google Map Tile" which is in Google
Maps.
I want to see google map in offline mode, means i want to get Map from
Cache Map Tile when GPRS or Wifi is not there.
So can i save this google map tile to cache and use in future.??
Please Sugge
No it is not a good way. As I said in my original response Google Map
Tile information is copyright . It is possible to request the tiles
directly from their tile servers but I wouldn't recommend it and I
wouldn't tell anyone how to do it. If they catch you trying to do it
I would at least expec
you can use the osmdroid class to display tils provided by mobile
atlas creator
On 11 déc, 06:24, Spiral123 wrote:
> If you are talking about the offline storage of Google Map tiles in
> your own app then I can think of a possible approach - but I wouldn't
> even bother. It's not a service that
Hi
Here We can read Files of wifi.cache and cell.cache for Loading google map
in Offline mode.?
Please suggest me idea, i think one way for this May be If my device has
root access than i can access files
from /data/data/com.google.android.location/files and use this lat long for
load the map in
If you are talking about the offline storage of Google Map tiles in
your own app then I can think of a possible approach - but I wouldn't
even bother. It's not a service that Google provide and their data is
copyrighted. Just think about how many tiles you will have to pull
down for all the zoom
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