Hi, i'm starting to build a cycling web routing application using OSM data for Lisbon. Basically the user selects a start and end point and some criteria for the trip and it should display the map with route drawn on it. The routing itself would have to be coded by me since some parameters like the elevations, pavement and other type of criteria should be included.
I have several doubts that I'm hoping somebody can point me in the right direction to solve them: . I got the osm dataa of the city and i want to put it in a database. I have been looking for ways to do this and osmosis, osm4routing, OSM Library (Coded in ruby with the possibility to convert to SQLITE) and pgRouting (PostgreSQL) are some of the possibilities. Which one is most suited for my goal? And for what i have seen the tutorials are mainly for Unix system, and since I work in a Windows enviroment which one is more suited? . I understand some of the tools create the nodes table as well as the ways table, which has a start and end node, length and possible other attributes. But my problem is that if i want to draw the route (as well as understand the elevations in a way), i have to know exactly which nodes belong to a way, not just the start and end node. Is this possible to do? Regards, Raul _______________________________________________ Routing mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/routing
