Hi,
From the code I cant really say whats the problem..looks ok...
should show the polylone at list if is added with a weight 0
but on the otehr hand i see a lot of short comings .. some of those...
1. the timer is to fast..
2 . the insert vertex mehtod is going to be killing slow if u have
Hi B,
Thanks for your answers. I found the error. For setting the schedule,
i used the method timer.schedule()..The thing with that method is,
that the timers run method is called only one time..so now i use the
method timer.scheduleRepeating() and it works perfectly..in my
example, i have 370
Hi,
Thats the way to go...wosent that hard :)
Chears,
B
On Mon, Nov 1, 2010 at 1:34 PM, Jan jan.widm...@gmx.ch wrote:
Hi B,
Thanks for your answers. I found the error. For setting the schedule,
i used the method timer.schedule()..The thing with that method is,
that the timers run method
Hi Brian,
Thanks for your answer. I tried some things with the array and timer
and that staff. I tried with wait(), sleep() and also with a timer
object. But everytime, there comes an error, that these things are not
supported by gwt..
The easiest way would be to have the normal callback, which
hi,
This is the scenario u need to do..I implement this in a program used for a
vehicle tracking...
1. get all the data u need to animate(all LatlLon positions) and store them
in a arraylist
2. start one timer (gwt timer ) let me say witch will fire on every 100ms (U
have to test what will be
I just want to say that for the statment (and no way that can be done) im
wrong :) there is a GWT gear lib witch start multiple threads in a browser
but this is totally diff then what is a real thread in a programming
language :) but in any case it has the same mining..
On Fri, Oct 29, 2010 at
Hi B,
Thanks for your answers.
I tried it like this:
In the class shipAnimation in the method onSuccess(), which is called
after successful rpc callback, i wrote the following code:
LatLng[] animationPoints = new LatLng[1];
animationPoints[0]=start;
Polyline animatedWay
Hi Chad,
thanks for your answers. You pretty much got me out of trouble.. :-)
But there are still one or two questions:
- Your marker (arrow) change his angle adjustement. How did you do
that? Because i didn't found a possibility to set the angle..
- What kind of Elements are used in your Tim
GWT is Javascript, at least what the user sees on the website.
One idea, is to get all the data from your server for a ship's route
as an array of lat/lng objects, then set up a Timer() object that
calls your callback every 30ms or so, and you just set the map marker
position to the next entry
Jan,
You can do it all with GWT. You can see a partial example of it here:
http://www.dtrac.us/hmr.html
I say partial because that page is setup for a race that takes place
in the future so there aren't any position reports to show yet. But,
even without that, you can see how the time line and
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