Ok, so that link does not contain much information regarding the routing service ;) I'll remove it.
The routing data is refreshed once a week (after a new planet dump is released), at least that is what I aim for. Any quicker is quite difficult for me as the Gosmore isn't quite suited for worldwide hourly updates because it's database needs to be rebuilt completely every time (no updates possible). Therefore I would need to keep an up-to-date planet file and generate worldwide Gosmore database files every hour which I don't think is feasible on our server even if it's once a day. Gosmore isn't quite suited for worldwide daily/hourly updates because of this, so once a week it is. There isn't an out-of-the box setup for Gosmore including a slippy map interface at the moment, although I think the code for the route service should be put in SVN once it has evolved enough. Creating a Gosmore database for a certain area is described in the wiki on the Gosmore and Osmosis pages. Hakan Tandogan wrote: > Lambertus wrote: >> A few hours ago a new version of the OpenStreetMap Routing Service >> has come >> online. I think is has evolved enough to go public 'officially'... >> > > [ ... ] > > >> I hope this effort in collecting readily available software will be >> useful >> in validating/improving the data, inspire further software >> developement and >> attract new contributors. Please give it a try and tell me what you >> think: > > How often is the data refreshed? The README on the information link > tells that a daily Netherland extract is used, which might be a little > out-of-date ;-) > > I'd love to find and fix routing errors in my area of interest, having > a quick turnaround time would be really nice. Alternatively, is there > an out-of-the-box setup for updating a local gosmore database with the > hourly diffs, but only for a certain area? > > > Regards, > Hakan > > _______________________________________________ talk mailing list talk@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk
