Hello everyone,
may I introduce myself:
My Name is Daniel Hänßgen and I'm a student in Applied Informatics
at the University of Applied Siences Hannover in Germany.
Currently I'm developing a navigation system for blind and visually
impared people (at least I'm trying to!) called LoroDux.
Hi Daniel,
Can you please be more specific of what you're trying to do?
- Do you want to fetch the data during an edge/umts connection?
- Should the data be downloaded at home?
- Are you planning to read the raw osm-xml?
- Or do you want it in some more adequate form (eg. a sqlite
On Wed, 2010-04-28 at 16:27 +0200, Daniel Hänßgen wrote:
Hello everyone,
may I introduce myself:
My Name is Daniel Hänßgen and I'm a student in Applied Informatics
at the University of Applied Siences Hannover in Germany.
Currently I'm developing a navigation system for blind and visually
Hi Daniel,
a good starting point for you could be GPSmid .. This is a midlet
dealing with OSM data + it is written in j2me.. you'll need eclipse
and j2mepolish for it to compile (but those two are probably good for
your application as well)..
Since I'm not actively developing on GPSmid
...@stud.fh-hannover.de
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[OSM-dev] OSM Data into J2ME Application
Hello everyone,
may I introduce myself:
My Name is Daniel Hänßgen and I'm a student in Applied Informatics
at the University
-dev] OSM Data into J2ME Application
Hello everyone,
may I introduce myself:
My Name is Daniel Hänßgen and I'm a student in Applied Informatics
at the University of Applied Siences Hannover in Germany.
Currently I'm developing a navigation system for blind and visually
impared people
On 29 April 2010 01:18, Daniel Hänßgen
daniel.haenss...@stud.fh-hannover.de wrote:
Hello
Thank you Nick, Thank you Peter.
The J2ME Application itself should run completly offline.
So the OSM Data has to be processed on the PC / J2SE.
I'm thinking of a JavaSE Application (Commandline is
El 28/04/2010 17:18, Daniel Hänßgen escribió:
I'm thinking of a JavaSE Application (Commandline is enough) that
converts the OSM XML into a File, that can be copied into the
LoroDux.jar (J2ME) oder copied to the device, and than tell LoroDux
where the Data is stored.
Ideas?
Sounds similar
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