Thank you for your help.
It's clear as crystal.
Regards.
On Wed, May 7, 2014 at 3:03 PM, Emil Tin wrote:
> osrm-routed can only compute one type of route, because the data is
> preprocesed. There is no way to change things like motorway or not at run
> time. The only thing you can do is to ru
osrm-routed can only compute one type of route, because the data is
preprocesed. There is no way to change things like motorway or not at run time.
The only thing you can do is to run several instances in parallel, but of
course this will also mean longer preprocessing times.
Then in the front
So, when you points to a different engine, it means that you request to
another OSRM server ? Or am I wrong ?
As far as I can see, you can't set up an OSRM Server that compute both
without and with motorway
On Wed, May 7, 2014 at 12:33 PM, Schieferdecker, Dennis (ITI) <
dennis.schieferdec...@kit
Unfortunately, there is no documentation. But managing engines is pretty
straight forward. OSRM-Web just uses an array that contains all data for
each engine (see OSRM.config.js) and when you select a different engine
(either through the pull-down menu or with an URL parameter), the server
URL and
Hi,
shame, shame shame, I've found my dramatic error
$ osrm-routed data.osrm
better than just
$ osrm-routed
Sorry for disturbing you
Rodolphe Quiédeville writes:
> Hi,
>
> With a fresh 0.3.10 compilation I encountered a problem witj osrm-routed
> (it was the same this morning with 0.3.9).
Hi,
With a fresh 0.3.10 compilation I encountered a problem witj osrm-routed
(it was the same this morning with 0.3.9). On a fresh Debian Wheezy
install, compile cmake .. -DWITH_TOOLS=1 all was ok, extract and prepare
without any error, but routed refuse to start, it always return the
usage on std
Thank you for your fast answer.
I'm not using OSRM-Web, I needed a more specific inplementation so I
created my own leaflet interface to dialog with my OSRM Server.
I will start reading how OSRM-Web works, but is there any documentation on
how to manage engines ?
Regards.
On Wed, May 7, 2014 a
Hello Anael,
yes there is an option. You can specify re=X for the routing engine to
use. The engines are enumerated as in your OSRM.config.js, starting from 0.
best regards
Dennis
Anael Lorimier schrieb:
> Hi there,
>
> I was wondering if there is any way to restrict, directly in the
> requested
Hi there,
I was wondering if there is any way to restrict, directly in the requested
URL, the route computed.
I need to let the user choose if he wants to take the motorway, the toll
booth, or other tagged elements.
Thank you for your help !
--
Regards
Anael Lorimier
Developer Junior
XCG Cons
Dear OSRM community,
we just released v0.3.10 of OSRM. It is a bug fix release to the recent v0.3.9
release that fixes a serious performance regression. We urge all users of the
previous version to upgrade and to reprocess all data files.
This release is still C++03 compliant, but please note t
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