I guess this is more of a general XML question, but are there any tools that, given a GPX file and the gpx.xsd file, will validate the GPX file? -- Brian Lalor...
Hello, The GPX 1.0 schema is now official! Congratulations, everyone! It took a while, but our discussions and debates made for a better solution in the end....
Hi all, I'm not sure if this is a problem or not, but I thought I'd report it as the release of 1.0 is imminent. I've created a file with the ExpertGPS GPS...
I have validated my track and waypoint data against the modified gpx.xsd 1.0 and I have succesfully imported track and waypoint data from Cetus GPS into the...
Hi, I would like to know what you think we need in order to step from 0.6 to 1.0? As I have no problems with the current 0.6 schema I wouldn't mind going to ...
Howdy, I've been following this group for a while, and finally found time to actually do something with Gpx. I generally download gps data to my handspring,...
I have written a stylesheet to allow a web browser to display the title, author, description, author-email, and area URL information and map contents...
Works fine with me as it is. Saxcount has not problems validating my tracks and waypoints. 0.6 support is now implemented into the latest public Cetus GPS for...
Hey all. I found out about gpx a couple of days ago. I've hacked together a quick script in python using pygarmin and xml.dom.minidom to dump the waypoints,...
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 ...
... 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...
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...
... 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...
... 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...
... 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...
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: 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)....
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...
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, 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...
... I have put GPSml into the public domain...doing so could easily contribute to the ideas that GPX incorporates, since you are free to copy and use any part ...
....for those that have been curious and have visited the GPSml web page (http://www.chaeron.com/gps.html), you might have noticed that I do have a link there...
... GPSml can encode all of the data that GPX allows (or will very shortly if something is missing) but also allows a lot more GPS-related data to be encoded....
I have updated my Boise area trail map web site to the 0.5 gpsxml standard. All of the maps reference the 0/5/gpx.xsd schema at the topografix web site, and...
Hello, ... KJ> 2. I suppose that's because of the schema as dave said, but why is this a KJ> limitation. KJ> Suppose an application supports GPX 1.0...
Hello, Thursday, January 24, 2002, 4:02:32 PM, Kjeld wrote: KJ> I don't know how important this is, but since the elements must appear in KJ> order, maybe we...
