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Is it possible to embed a GoogleEarth view inside a Java Swing app? If so, could you please point me to a tutorial explaining how to do it?
There's also NASA's World Wind SDK.
Embedding GoogleEarth inside Java Swing App is not feasible. Legally or otherwise. However you may find a way to embed Google Map on a frame.
Edit: Found this google post.
Even though technically it is possible (using JXMapViewer), legaly it is not. Google does not allow using Google Maps outside of the browser.
One possible solution would be to embed JWebPane (http://weblogs.java.net/blog/alex2d/archive/JWebPaneJ1.pdf) into your Swing App, but it is still not ready :(
I did a project on vehicle tracking system using GPS and GSM at my college.
In the project we used to get the latitude and longitude value of vehicle and show it in Google map.
The code we used for creating a frame with Google location is Map code.java
The frame is created by creating an Object of the class and calling the method
createmap(String x,String y);
Where, x-latitude and y-longitude.
I just discovered a link on java.net ...
Building Maps into Your Swing Application with the JXMapViewer
Here's a lil' tutorial which explains it all:
http://www.brantb.com/2007/12/java-and-google-earth-com-api.html
It uses the Google Earth COM API
You can use Jawin to extract native stubs and use it to embed Google Earth on a Java Swing container. I've worked on it before, please check my demo video on youtube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Pf8V8uubVM
As WTP'-- pointed out to the Blog, http://www.brantb.com/2007/12/java-and-google-earth-com-api.html Brant used "com4J" to generate the stubs.
you could us a java RDP client and run Google Earth on a remote desktop
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How to do navigation application using with google maps and react native? I want to do a navigation application but I am not sure if this is possible with react native.
What are your recommendations?
Of course it's possible, anything is possible as long as you have the patience to to it.
React is just a JavaScript Framework, if you can make a navigation website using HTML and JS, surely you can make one using React. If you want it to be a standalone (not a web application), you can try using Electron, but I suggest sticking with a web application.
Now, if by application, you mean a mobile application, you can run the website on a web view, so provided the website is mobile friendly, you can use React for that too.
A quick Google search led me to the following results:
https://github.com/react-community/react-native-maps
Which is a React Native Mapview component for iOS and Android.
There's an image from the repository:
Good luck!
You may use a library called react-native-google-maps-directions.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-native-google-maps-directions
you can easily set your source and destination then it will navigate using the geo coordinates provided.
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Hi i am following this tutorial in youtube on how to implement google map. When i run the code, the google map show's nothing at all. I still new to ionic :)
Link to tutorial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jD5yYX1KWXA&t=14s
home.html
home.ts
Result at browser:
Browser html source code for map
Since you are using native based Google Maps SDK, its not supposed to run on browser.
The Native SDKs require Cordova, so will only run when installed on devices/ emulator, not through the browser.
If you want to run it on browser, use web based Javascript SDK.
you must add api in googlemap go to developers tools and give. new api
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We have developed a Droid Tablet GPS App which utilizes Google Maps. One of our users reports that sometimes the maps show partially blurry:
They are using a wireless connection. And this is an application used in a vehicle (i.e. so the maps update and pan as user moves around).
Does this happen because Google first renders low resolution images and then updates them with high res images? And in this case the connection could have been lost before the high resolution images loaded?
Is there any way to prevent this?
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No, AFAIK there's no way to prevent this on the client side. It's just how Google Maps works.
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we are developing web site that one of the main functionality is map and its very important to work all the time. we want to use custom shape marker on the map. and
the site is something similar to foursquare.
i want to use google map but i don't know all Obstacles in my way.
you can use it and its going to work but is it always work?
and what is my other option for map engine?
is Boycott about iran going to be problem?
There isn't any obstacle from google for iran, but sometimes you'll see errors :D (for different reasons: network problem, ssh limitation, etc).
if your project limits to tehran you can use tehran map API else i think nothing ;)
i prefer google map now.
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I have a problem with my site Guesstheflag.com. The site is based on a game in which people need to guess which flags belong to which countries. The site uses Google Maps to show the countries on a map.
I bought the site two years ago from someone who developed the game. Unfortunately I am not a developer and I have little knowledge of building websites. All went well the past two years and I never had problems, but since a few days if you go to the site you get a white screen in the game screen (in all browsers). I can't reach the developer of the game and I tried to find a solution myself but I don't know what I'm doing exactly so that's quite hard. ;)
Has there been a recent change in the Google Maps API (I couldn't find that) and is there a simple solution? If not, is there someone here who could help me fix the problem for a small fee?
Thanks in advance!
Yes, the Google Maps JavaScript API just advanced a minor version increment to 3.9changelog and the default version advanced from 3.6 to 3.7. A few others have run into problems. Info about which version you should use is available in the Versioning section of the Developer's Guide.
The Google Maps JavaScript API v3 docs to start with are:
The FAQ
The Developer's Guide
The API Reference Doc
The Example Code Samples