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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