Thanks,
its working now, i was making mistake in Java side. its working
through telnet and DDMS both in windows.
thanks a lot
On Nov 22, 1:25 am, jotobjects wrote:
> Null is a valid return value from this method. The documentation says
> "If the provider is currently disabled, null is returned".
Null is a valid return value from this method. The documentation says
"If the provider is currently disabled, null is returned". Possibly
there other situations when there is no known last location.
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/location/LocationManager.html#getLastKnownLocation%
Hi,
i am also facing the same problem with android 1.6, i am sending
coordinate through telnet but LastKnownLocation is returning null, m
using android 1.6 eclipse window vista, am i doing anything wrong in
Java code, can please send me java code. is it require any changes in
menifest except permis
Cool. It seems like the best thing is to do both. Call
getLastKnownLocation AND register a listener. LastKnownLocation can
be null as documented so you have to expect that. And it can be
completely wrong if the the phone has been moved (you get off an
airplane and turn on your phone). But you
I solved the problem and have it working but not the way it originally
worked. Originally in one's code you code set up the location manager
and then call from it getLastKnownLocation and get the coordinates.
These were what examples did when I first looked at GPS code. That was
what got br
I just used Google Maps to "prove" that geo fix worked and resulted in
the platform correctly knowing the location given by geo fix. You
might want to try that too to prove that geo fix does or doesn't work
in an application other than your own code. That would be interesting
confirmation for yo
Are you running on Windows or Linux? I'm running Ubuntu 8.04 and
Eclipse. Android acknowledged geo fix was broken in the 1.5 SDK. I am
using geo fix to get the longitude and latitude only and not with Google
Maps. Everything is set in the manifest correctly too. I have a 20%
installed b
geo fix works for me with both DDMS and the emulator console. Using
console this works -
telenet localhost 5554
geo fix -117.24 32.883
This locates you in the University of California San Diego campus. I
tried this with DDMS manual geo fix and it works there also. My test
is using Google Maps
There is a bug filed for geo fix (not by me but by people who found it
earlier). I haven't filed one for DDMS until I'm sure I grok how it
works as information still is very sketchy about this stuff and docs
rather terse.
My app calls getLastKnownLocation when it runs once. It will call it
Has there been a bug filed?
On Oct 22, 2:11 pm, Brian Conrad wrote:
> Thanks. Yes, I know it's been a known issue because I've inquired a
> number of times after each update if it's been fixed. The link you
> posted goes back to 2008 but it was working fine in 1.1 last spring.
> It's not wor
Thanks. Yes, I know it's been a known issue because I've inquired a
number of times after each update if it's been fixed. The link you
posted goes back to 2008 but it was working fine in 1.1 last spring.
It's not working with DDMS either. I'll play around with it some more
to try to figure
Hi,This is a know issue. One of the discussions you can find here:
http://groups.google.com/group/android-beginners/browse_thread/thread/0206ed9cdf7adc81
.
Try to use DDMS to fix your GPS coordinates.
Hope it helps..
Auguste
2009/10/22 Brian Conrad
>
> I've tried the geo fix command to set co
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