Hi Andrzej Jan Taramina, Besides our verbal controversies I must say that I have to agree with you on many of your ideas and arguments. I believe this...
Hello, As best I can tell, there are five things yet to do before we finalize GPX 1.0: 1. rearrange the order of elements (Kjeld's proposal). 2. write a user...
Hi ... I agree to the above although I would like to avoid the _ as we haven't used it anywhere else. <urlname> would be fine with me (see the bottom of this...
Hello, Friday, February 01, 2002, 11:51:30 AM, Kjeld wrote: KJ> <urlname> would be fine with me Fine with me too. KJ> I have looked at the NMEA data and there...
Hi ... I agree but should I take this as you do not think we should implement those optional elements also? It is not important to me but it would be a good...
Hello, Friday, February 01, 2002, 12:25:10 PM, we wrote: KJ> Hi ... KJ> I agree but should I take this as you do not think we should implement KJ> those...
Hello, ... KJ> You are right... but the problem is that we use attributes for the lat/lon KJ> and naturally they become invalid. We could actually solve the...
... Sounds very reasonable, the only downside is that all developers have to check each wpt/trkpt/rtept element for a fix element and if this is present then...
Hello, I'd like to start a general discussion about representing real-time positioning and navigation info in XML. There are some interesting issues that ...
... finalize ... I have a last-minute addition to propose, related to trail publishing. If we add <name> <src> (or author) and <desc> as top- level elements in...
Hello, Friday, February 01, 2002, 4:19:16 PM, Dave wrote: d> I have a last-minute addition to propose, related to trail d> publishing. If we add <name> <src>...
... Thanks for accepting this idea. I look forward to seeing it in the next revision of the schema. (GPX format 1.0?). ... That won't be easy! I've only logged...
Hi All Thought I'd jump back in at this stage (just got out of hospital). I have been reading some of the many emails for the group since I was last infront...
I must say that today has been a day of exciting discoveries for me. First, when my father showed me his new Garmin receiver I made a comment as to the lack of...
... DGPS is available over the Internet... Sorry. Most of my files are offline from here... But if noone else volunteers I can provide the address tomorrow...
Hello, Monday, February 04, 2002, 12:32:28 AM, James wrote: j> I do have a couple of questions: j> 1. Are there specified field widths for elements such...
Hello, Friday, February 01, 2002, 11:18:12 AM, I wrote: DF> Hello, DF> As best I can tell, there are five things yet to do before we finalize DF> GPX 1.0: DF>...
Hi: Iam a novice in the field of GPS so i need some information regarding GPS system. 1). How these Devices work. 2). Does these devices work with Palm Pc. 3)....
... This is great! I notice that you've added an optional sequence attribute, so I intend to write this attribute, as others (Kevin) have indicated that it...
Hello, Monday, February 04, 2002, 8:02:24 PM, Dave wrote: d> I notice that you've added an optional sequence attribute, so I d> intend to write this attribute,...
... Agreed. ... Units default to degrees (lat/long), WGS84 (Datum) and Meters (distance) so if those defaults are acceptable, you don't need to specify them in...
... Yup...I've been thinking about this very issue. ... Funny...I'm working on a JavaOne demo where a Radio Shack RC (Radio Controlled) 4x4 toy truck will have...
... Great idea....I'll been planning to add something similar to GPSml, and your list looks good. Most (if not all) such tags should be optional though. I'll...
Writing GPS XML data is pretty easy.....best way is usually to just hardcode the tag generation in a few method, so there really is no issue there. The...
Hello, Tuesday, February 05, 2002, 10:38:30 AM, Andrzej wrote: AJT> Just wondering what approach others are using to read in XML data? AJT> Hardcoded logic?...
... Sequence numbers seem rather redundant to my thinking. The track points are in logical sequence anyway in the XML (or should be since there is not really...
... Thanks for the insight. ... There are some rather fast SAX parsers out there (I would stay away from DOM/JDOM since they need to store the whole parse tree...
Strongly disagree I use XPATH extensively to manage waypoints. Most of my XNL comes from a native XML DB so I'm dealing with XML only not a prog specific...
Hello Kevin, Wednesday, February 06, 2002, 4:57:42 AM, you wrote: KR> Strongly disagree KR> I use XPATH extensively to manage waypoints. Most of my XNL comes...
