On Thursday, March 22, 2012 at 11:34:14 AM UTC+5:30, bhuvan wrote:
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> Hi Iam doing a project on vehicle tracking , For which i have chosen
> the cheapest method of tracking, that is by using an android mobile
> with an application which could send the coordinates of the locations
> to a serve
Hey Bhuvan i have the same project like yours , I m also very new in
Android Development but somehow i have managed my android app to send the
cordinates to my server but still have some issues in it which we
can discuss with each other. Add me sulp...@gmail.com
see my post from here
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http://
Iam very much new to the java programming , but i have developed an
application by modifying a sample code from a website which could give the
current location coordinates and keeps on updating using the gps in the
mobile.But i want to know how to send these coordinates to a server which i
could a
Just to establish the baseline so that we know what we can assume...
Have you ever programmed anything else before? Do you know Java
programming at all, or is this your first Java programming project
ever? I'm proficient with Java but new to Android so I found this
thread when struggling with getti
"science background" - good one. Keep it up.
On Thursday, March 29, 2012 1:43:17 AM UTC-4, bhuvan wrote:
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> Actually i come from a science background and iam not an android developer
> , i was trying to develop an application for the sake of my project -
> Vehicle tracking using a mobile, I wo
ok,
First your create your Tracking Application with the use of Location
Manager (Try to search over Google) many application there. in that
application you found onchage method
there you call your webservice or handler file using "CustomHttpClient"
On Thu, Mar 29, 2012 at 11:20 AM, I-Sheng Li
I like this topic...
On Thu, Mar 29, 2012 at 1:43 PM, Bhuvan Chandra
wrote:
> Actually i come from a science background and iam not an android developer
> , i was trying to develop an application for the sake of my project -
> Vehicle tracking using a mobile, I would be very thankful to u if u co
Actually i come from a science background and iam not an android developer
, i was trying to develop an application for the sake of my project -
Vehicle tracking using a mobile, I would be very thankful to u if u could
explain to me in simple terms how to do it, I couldnt understand what u
have men
Hello,
First you create Handler file or Web service which store data
over server and then
call that file through your Android application on Location onchange
function to pass all the values to file.
On Thu, Mar 29, 2012 at 11:04 AM, Bhuvan Chandra
wrote:
> By sending the coordinates
By sending the coordinates to a server I mean once u recieve the position
coordinates of the location they have to be transmitted to a server(By
server i mean our college server , The server which is used in our college
and which iam working on) so that the coordinates can be accessed from the
serv
> recieve the Location coordiantes
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1513485/how-do-i-get-the-current-gps-location-programmatically-in-android
(The guidance provided by CommonsWare is simply excellent)
> send them directly to a server
This depends what type of interface you have at the server sid
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