Nutiteq with maps OFFLINE

It depends on from where do you want the maps. For e.g. openstreetmap for Italy you (actually end-user) must download a tile package to phone's memory card. For this there are some guides at http://www.mgmaps.com/cache/

Actual code in application is quite simple (assuming that maps are copied to the /maps directory):

final StoredMap sm = new StoredMap("OpenStreetMap", "/maps", true);
mapComponent.setMap(sm);

You may want to have your own custom graphics (color or image) for missing tiles. Add following lines between code lines above to set own color.

final Image missing = Image.createImage(sm.getTileSize(), sm.getTileSize());
final Graphics graphics = missing.getGraphics();
graphics.setColor(0xFFCCCECC);
graphics.fillRect(0, 0, sm.getTileSize(), sm.getTileSize());
sm.setMissingTileImage(missing);

Also the library has sample "storedmaps" which includes also file directory browser function. You can use this as a base.

I've an error using

final StoredMap sm = new StoredMap("OpenStreetMap", "/maps", true);

highlighting "StoredMap" after "new".

Cannot find symbol
Symbol: costructor StoredMap(java.lang.String,java.lang.String,boolean)
Location: class com.nutiteq.maps.StoredMap

What can I do?

Did you add import?
import com.nutiteq.maps.StoredMap;

Yes I did

I solve my question "Cannot find symbol" upgrading the lib from 0.1.0 to 1.0.0.

Now I use this site
http://www.mapcacher.com/
for get a .map file (size is less than 1kb) for indicate what area I want.

Then I use this file with gMapMaker app (http://www.mgmaps.com/cache/gMapMaker-setup.exe) to download all data and the program make a folder cache with some folders (example OpenStreetMap_0, OpenStreetMap_1, ...). I put all of these folders into /maps in res directory of my project. Then i use

final StoredMap sm = new StoredMap("OpenStreetMap", "/maps", true);
mapComponent.setMap(sm);

And i try my application without connect to internet but i see only red color without map data.

What's wrong? can you help me?

I've created the structure with .mgm files and all of these files/directories in one directory called "OpenStreetMap". Now how can I import these maps in my application? can you explain me the method step by step? (with code and various step)
Thanks

The library package has two sample codes:
a) samples\mapper\src\com\nutiteq\storedmaps : about using .mgm files from phone memory or flash drive (file system). This shows also how enduser can browse to find correct directory

b) samples\mapper\src\com\nutiteq\jarmap : about maps in JAR file. The library samples\mapper\resources directory has also maps (png files) in correct format.

If you want to use .mgm files, then you have to make sure that these are "one tile per file" and you have to rename them to .png. You can check with a picture viewer if these are correct png files. .Mgm is a file format which may have one png file (then you can just rename it) or could have several ones.

I use "jar method" and it works.
With storedmaps i've some problems. I use the file browser like the sample samples\mapper\src\com\nutiteq\storedmaps and finally i use

mapItem.setMap(sm);

But i don't see the map..

the sample uses mapComponent. Is there problems if I use mapItem?

I solve it.

Hello,

On the same "offline maps" topic, I was wondering if it was supported on the Android platform.
So far I could only get red tiles with stored maps... while it does work correctly with, say, Cloudmade maps.

If I have a directy called "GoogleMap_14" (i.e. zoom 14) containing .mgm files, how should I call the StoredMap constructor ?
Currently I have this in my code:

StoredMap storedMap = new StoredMap("GoogleMap", "/sdcard/maps", false);

where the directory full path is "/sdcard/maps/GoogleMap_14", and I do request a level 14 zoom in the BasicMapComponent constructor.

So what did I do wrong?

Plus I was thinking of the filesystem-related issue. I've tried to implement a JavaIO-based implementation of FileSystem(Connection) for Android but I'm not sure that I'm in the "correct direction" :-)

Any help would be welcome!

Thanks.

You're right, I've implemented the FileSystem stuff and it does now work.

FileSystem.readFile(filename) is called an argument like 'sdcard/maps/GoogleMap_14/507_359.mgm|10_4'.
So I can extract the filename part and then parse the .mgm file to get the right tile according to the dx/dy.
By the way, it's not a big deal, but what is the reason of the missing leading '/' in the file path? As I do have implemented FileSystem.getRoots() as returning a single "/" in a Vector.

Thanks

Hi,
Where I can download Stored map of Uzbekistan?

Now I download stored map of Estonia.
How can I import these maps in my application.

For Stored maps creation see some guides from http://www.mgmaps.com/cache/

For using the maps you copy them to the phone (SD card usually), e.g. directory maps, uncompressed. Then set map type in your code as stored map:

mapComponent.setMap(new StoredMap("OpenStreetMap", "/Memory card/maps", true));

See sample "com.nutiteq.storedmaps" in j2me SDK package. This creates also directory browser for user, so maps directory can be found interactively. On different phones SD card root directory can be named differently, this "Memory card" used in N95 for example.

I have the same problem as those mentioned above. I downloaded the Estonia Maps, unzipped them, put them in a folder called maps in the mass memory of my N95 8GB. The stored maps example works fine when I select the folder using the file browser implemented. But as soon as I try and skip this step, and just hard code the url to the files, the maps don't load (just get red screen). I have tried both:
mapComponent.setMap(new StoredMap("OpenStreetMap", "/Mass memory/maps", true));

and

mapComponent.setMap(new StoredMap("OpenStreetMap", "/E:/maps", true));

but neither works. The log shows a lot of "Could not retrieve E:/maps/OpenStreetMap_1/1.0.mgm" type errors.

To answer my own question, in case anybody else ever has this problem, the following advice in the Javadocs for the library fixed my problem:
Note: to use stored map You need to also insert FileSystem into map component using BasicMapComponent.setFileSystem(FileSystem)

I need enough information about develop an offline maps application(Android) you could give me information, tutorials or an example about develop offline maps application please help me thanks.

I try to used stored maps on my Android app.
I have download the stored map by gMapMaker and I have copied it to sdcard (mgmaps/OpenStreetMap_01,
OpenStreetMap_02 ...)

mapComponent.setFileSystem(new AndroidFileSystem());
mapComponent.setMap(new StoredMap("OpenStreetMap",
"/sdcard/mgmaps", true));

But i only see the red. In logCat i don't see anything. What did I do wrong ?

Thanks you, I solved it.
The problem is gMapMaker downloads the stored map and put mgm files into child folder (0,1,2...). I copy these files and put all of them in a folder and it works fine.

hi every one;
i ask how make google map with LWUIT lib in j2me??
I'm stuck :( is there somebody who can help me !!!

I don't want to know how to make Google map (as it is not legal).

Regarding LWUIT see http://www.nutiteq.com/maps_lwuit.html . I just updated it and added also a basic sample project with source and compatible LWUIT and Nutiteq libraries.

hi jaak,

I am using the api for blackberry, going the StoreMap path (not jar). But i have also realized all my mgm files are put into child folder (0,1,2...).

ie: \maps\OpenStreetMap_0\0\0_0.mgm

I know this is the folder naming setting for multiple tiles per file. But according to its cache.conf, it should be 1tile per file: version=3
tiles_per_file=1
hash_size=97
center=42.525564,-90.000000,1,OpenStreetMap

Is there a way to download the mgm images again but put in the same zoom folder instead of MTPF folder format? Thanks.

==============

Darn, i think that wasn't the only problem. I tried the method that doraenino used by copying all the files from the child directory into one folder, and it still doesn't work.

I logged the errors:
Error > Error in task runner: null
No stack trace
Debug > TW: create new worker
Error > Error reading tile: null
No stack trace
Error > Could not retrieve maps/OpenStreetMap_3/1_2.mgm
Error > Error reading tile: null
No stack trace
Error > Error reading tile: null
No stack trace
Error > Could not retrieve maps/OpenStreetMap_3/0_3.mgm
Error > Could not retrieve maps/OpenStreetMap_3/0_2.mgm
Error > Error reading tile: null
No stack trace
Error > Error reading tile: null
No stack trace
Error > Error reading tile: null
No stack trace
Error > Could not retrieve maps/OpenStreetMap_3/1_2.mgm
needRepaint complete=false
Error > Could not retrieve maps/OpenStreetMap_3/0_3.mgm
Error > Could not retrieve maps/OpenStreetMap_3/0_2.mgm
needRepaint complete=false
needRepaint complete=false

It seems it couldn't find the file, even though i already put the files in the sdcard, ie. G:\maps\OpenStreetMap_3, etc.

also tried using
final StoredMap openStreet = new StoredMap("OpenStreetMap", "/SDCard/maps", true);
and
final StoredMap openStreet = new StoredMap("OpenStreetMap", "/sdcard/maps", true);
neither work on simulator or actual device.

im really stuck now. any suggestions?

After implementing FileSystem with JSR75FileSystem fs = new JSR75FileSystem();
mapComponent.setFileSystem(fs);
I get another another kind of error. Looks like this time it's actually accessing the right folder and file name. Still having error reading the images and the cache.conf file. What am I missing?

Debug > Loading file:///SDCard/maps/cache.conf
CMM: OilTraxNT(1340) no sig from 0x33
CMM: OilTraxNT(1340) no sig from 0x33
Error > Error reading cache.conf
No stack trace
Debug > Loading file:///SDCard/maps/OpenStreetMap_6/10_22.mgm
CMM: OilTraxNT(1340) no sig from 0x33
Error > Error reading tile: File system error
No stack trace
Error > Could not retrieve SDCard/maps/OpenStreetMap_6/10_22.mgm
Debug > Loading file:///SDCard/maps/OpenStreetMap_3/1_3.mgm
CMM: OilTraxNT(1340) no sig from 0x33
Error > Error reading tile: File system error
No stack trace
Error > Could not retrieve SDCard/maps/OpenStreetMap_3/1_3.mgm
Debug > Loading file:///SDCard/maps/OpenStreetMap_3/1_2.mgm
CMM: OilTraxNT(1340) no sig from 0x33
Error > Error reading tile: File system error
No stack trace
Debug > Loading file:///SDCard/maps/OpenStreetMap_3/0_3.mgm
CMM: OilTraxNT(1340) no sig from 0x33
Error > Error reading tile: File system error
No stack trace
Error > Could not retrieve SDCard/maps/OpenStreetMap_3/1_2.mgm
Error > Could not retrieve SDCard/maps/OpenStreetMap_3/0_3.mgm
Debug > Loading file:///SDCard/maps/OpenStreetMap_3/0_2.mgm
CMM: OilTraxNT(1340) no sig from 0x33
Error > Error reading tile: File system error
No stack trace
Debug > Loading file:///SDCard/maps/OpenStreetMap_3/1_3.mgm
CMM: OilTraxNT(1340) no sig from 0x33
Error > Error reading tile: File system error
No stack trace
Debug > Loading file:///SDCard/maps/OpenStreetMap_3/1_2.mgm
CMM: OilTraxNT(1340) no sig from 0x33
Error > Error reading tile: File system error
No stack trace
Debug > Loading file:///SDCard/maps/OpenStreetMap_3/0_3.mgm
CMM: OilTraxNT(1340) no sig from 0x33
Error > Error reading tile: File system error
No stack trace
Error > Could not retrieve SDCard/maps/OpenStreetMap_3/0_2.mgm
Error > Could not retrieve SDCard/maps/OpenStreetMap_3/1_3.mgm
needRepaint complete=false
Error > Could not retrieve SDCard/maps/OpenStreetMap_3/1_2.mgm
Error > Could not retrieve SDCard/maps/OpenStreetMap_3/0_3.mgm
Debug > Loading file:///SDCard/maps/OpenStreetMap_3/0_2.mgm
CMM: OilTraxNT(1340) no sig from 0x33
Error > Error reading tile: File system error
No stack trace
Error > Could not retrieve SDCard/maps/OpenStreetMap_3/0_2.mgm
needRepaint complete=true

thanks jaak.

I got it to work eventually. In end, filesystem was causing all the problems. After correctly setting the filesystem, the naming of the files it tries to fetch from is correctly parsed in the hash97 fashion (ie. /_/_.mgm ).

my code looks like this:
final StoredMap openStreet = new StoredMap("OpenStreetMap", "/SDCard/maps", true);
JSR75FileSystem fs = new JSR75FileSystem();
map.setFileSystem(fs);

Hi,
I am trying to use the stored maps to display maps offline. I tried the sample from library maps-lib-j2me-1_0_2. I stored the maps obtained from gmapmaker in "maps" directory in res folder of my project. When i tried executing MapCanvas midlet, it shows me an exception on emulator saying: "Application cannot be launched. The application may have done an illegal operation. Contact the provider to resolve the issue. Class is not a midlet".
On the output window it shows the following error:
java.lang.InstantiationException: Class not a MIDlet
- com.sun.midp.main.CldcMIDletLoader.newInstance(), bci=41
- com.sun.midp.midlet.MIDletStateHandler.createMIDlet(), bci=66
- com.sun.midp.midlet.MIDletStateHandler.createAndRegisterMIDlet(), bci=17
- com.sun.midp.midlet.MIDletStateHandler.startSuite(), bci=27
- com.sun.midp.main.AbstractMIDletSuiteLoader.startSuite(), bci=52
- com.sun.midp.main.CldcMIDletSuiteLoader.startSuite(), bci=8
- com.sun.midp.main.AbstractMIDletSuiteLoader.runMIDletSuite(), bci=161
- com.sun.midp.main.AppIsolateMIDletSuiteLoader.main(), bci=26
Also, in storedMapSample, I get an error as:
java.io.IOException
- javax.microedition.lcdui.ImageDataFactory.createImageFromStream(), bci=8
- javax.microedition.lcdui.ImageDataFactory.createResourceImageData(), bci=45
- javax.microedition.lcdui.Image.createImage(), bci=8
- com.nutiteq.storedmaps.MapCanvas.(), bci=12
- com.nutiteq.storedmaps.StoredMapSample.startApp(), bci=15
- javax.microedition.midlet.MIDletTunnelImpl.callStartApp(), bci=1
- com.sun.midp.midlet.MIDletPeer.startApp(), bci=7
- com.sun.midp.midlet.MIDletStateHandler.startSuite(), bci=269
- com.sun.midp.main.AbstractMIDletSuiteLoader.startSuite(), bci=52
- com.sun.midp.main.CldcMIDletSuiteLoader.startSuite(), bci=8
- com.sun.midp.main.AbstractMIDletSuiteLoader.runMIDletSuite(), bci=161
- com.sun.midp.main.AppIsolateMIDletSuiteLoader.main(), bci=26
TRACE: , Exception caught in Display class
java.lang.NullPointerException: 0
- com.nutiteq.storedmaps.MapCanvas.paint(), bci=53
- javax.microedition.lcdui.CanvasLFImpl.uCallPaint(), bci=202
- javax.microedition.lcdui.Display$ChameleonTunnel.callPaint(), bci=33
- com.sun.midp.chameleon.layers.BodyLayer.paintBody(), bci=12
- com.sun.midp.chameleon.CLayer.paint(), bci=46
- com.sun.midp.chameleon.CWindow.paintLayers(), bci=115

please help me detect the bugs.
Thanks!!
Really appreciate any help!!

The first error is that something is wrong with your project or building, so the package is not correct Midlet. Can't tell what could be there.

The second issue is IOException. It means that midlet cannot read map file (directory). Maybe permission in JAD file missing, maybe defined file directory is wrong.

dear all,

i manage to get the offline map work. but on the real mobile(Ex. LG), the problem is File Access permission. it keep asking for every file read. In short, it's not usable.

I understand that i need my midlet signed. but with 500$ for signing, it's not affordable.

Can i make it ask me only once? i.e allow file access till application exits.

Thanks

I lost so many time for offline maps. I don't understand what is wrong. The code is so simply. I get this message:

javax.microedition.rms.RecordStoreNotFoundException: deleteRecordStore error: file not found at javax.microedition.rms.RecordStore.deleteRecordStore(+113) at com.nutiteq.cache.RmsCache.initialize(+73) at com.nutiteq.cache.CachingChain.initialize(+22) at com.nutiteq.BasicMapComponent.startMapping(+161) at com.nutiteq.MapComponent.startMapping(+97) at demo.demoCanvas.initialize(+7) at utils.DummyStarter.run(+9)
Debug > Loading file:///maps/cache.conf
Error > Error in task runner: null
java.lang.NegativeArraySizeException at com.nutiteq.fs.JSR75FileSystem.readFile(+62) at com.nutiteq.maps.StoredMap.readConfig(+35) at com.nutiteq.maps.StoredMap.initializeConfigUsingFs(+11) at w.a(+217) at bd.run(+264)
Debug > TW: create new worker
Execution completed.


package Demo;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Timer;
import java.util.TimerTask;

import javax.microedition.lcdui.Canvas;
import javax.microedition.lcdui.Command;
import javax.microedition.lcdui.CommandListener;
import javax.microedition.lcdui.Display;
import javax.microedition.lcdui.Displayable;
import javax.microedition.lcdui.Graphics;
import javax.microedition.lcdui.Image;
import javax.microedition.midlet.MIDletStateChangeException;

import utils.DummyStarter;
import utils.InitializedCanvas;
import utils.LogForm;

import com.nutiteq.MapComponent;
import com.nutiteq.components.WgsPoint;
import com.nutiteq.controls.ControlKeys;
import com.nutiteq.controls.OnScreenZoomControls;
import com.nutiteq.fs.FileSystem;
import com.nutiteq.fs.JSR75FileSystem;
import com.nutiteq.listeners.MapListener;
import com.nutiteq.maps.StoredMap;
import com.nutiteq.ui.DefaultCursor;
import com.nutiteq.ui.DefaultZoomIndicator;
import com.nutiteq.utils.Utils;

public class DemoCanvas extends Canvas implements CommandListener,
MapListener, InitializedCanvas {

public static DemoCanvas instance;

private final Timer timer;
private Thread starter;

private boolean initialized;

private final MapComponent mapComponent;

private Image splash;

private Command exit = new Command("Exit", Command.EXIT, 0);

private final StoredMap sm;
private final FileSystem fs;

public DemoCanvas() {
instance = this;

try {
splash = Image.createImage("/splash.png");
} catch (final IOException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}

timer = new Timer();
timer.schedule(new TimerTask() {
public void run() {
starter = new Thread(
new DummyStarter(Demo.instance, instance));
starter.start();
}
}, 3000);
setFullScreenMode(true);
mapComponent = new MapComponent(
"31fefc0e570cb3860f2a6d4b38c6490d4c88befca6fcc2.94593658",
Demo.instance, getWidth(), getHeight(), new WgsPoint(
20.461693, 44.815454), 16);

fs = new JSR75FileSystem();
mapComponent.setFileSystem(fs);
sm = new StoredMap("OpenStreetMap", "/maps",
true);
mapComponent.setMap(sm);

}

public void initialize() {

mapComponent.startMapping();

if (hasPointerEvents()) {
mapComponent.setOnScreenZoomControls(new OnScreenZoomControls(Utils
.createImage(OnScreenZoomControls.DEFAULT_ZOOM_IMAGE)));
} else {
mapComponent.setCursor(new DefaultCursor(0xFFFF0000));
}
mapComponent.defineControlKey(ControlKeys.MOVE_UP_KEY, -1);
mapComponent.defineControlKey(ControlKeys.MOVE_DOWN_KEY, -2);
mapComponent.defineControlKey(ControlKeys.MOVE_LEFT_KEY, -3);
mapComponent.defineControlKey(ControlKeys.MOVE_RIGHT_KEY, -4);
mapComponent.defineControlKey(ControlKeys.SELECT_KEY, -5);
mapComponent
.defineControlKey(ControlKeys.ZOOM_OUT_KEY, Canvas.KEY_STAR);
mapComponent
.defineControlKey(ControlKeys.ZOOM_IN_KEY, Canvas.KEY_POUND);

mapComponent.defineControlKey(ControlKeys.MOVE_UP_KEY, 38);
mapComponent.defineControlKey(ControlKeys.MOVE_DOWN_KEY, 40);
mapComponent.defineControlKey(ControlKeys.MOVE_LEFT_KEY, 37);
mapComponent.defineControlKey(ControlKeys.MOVE_RIGHT_KEY, 39);
mapComponent.defineControlKey(ControlKeys.SELECT_KEY, 10);

mapComponent.setZoomLevelIndicator(new DefaultZoomIndicator(0, 1));

mapComponent.setMapListener(this);

addCommand(exit);
addCommand(LogForm.SHOW_LOG);

setCommandListener(this);
initialized = true;
repaint();
}

protected void paint(final Graphics g) {
if (!initialized) {
// paint splash
g.setColor(0xFFFFFFFF);
g.setClip(0, 0, getWidth(), getHeight());
g.fillRect(0, 0, getWidth(), getHeight());
g.drawImage(splash, (getWidth() - splash.getWidth()) / 2,
(getHeight() - splash.getHeight()) / 2, Graphics.TOP
| Graphics.LEFT);
return;
}

g.setClip(0, 0, getWidth(), getHeight());
mapComponent.paint(g);
}

public void mapClicked(WgsPoint arg0) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub

}

public void mapMoved() {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub

}

public void needRepaint(boolean arg0) {
repaint();
}

public void commandAction(final Command cmd, final Displayable d) {
if (cmd == exit) {
mapComponent.stopMapping();
try {
Demo.instance.destroyApp(true);
} catch (final MIDletStateChangeException ignore) {
}
} else if (cmd == LogForm.SHOW_LOG) {
Display.getDisplay(Demo.instance).setCurrent(
new LogForm(mapComponent, Demo.instance, this));
}
}

protected void keyPressed(final int keyCode) {
if (!initialized) {
return;
}
mapComponent.keyPressed(keyCode);
}

protected void keyReleased(final int keyCode) {
if (!initialized) {
return;
}
mapComponent.keyReleased(keyCode);
}

protected void keyRepeated(final int keyCode) {
if (!initialized) {
return;
}
mapComponent.keyRepeated(keyCode);
}

protected void pointerDragged(final int x, final int y) {
if (!initialized) {
return;
}
mapComponent.pointerDragged(x, y);
}

protected void pointerPressed(final int x, final int y) {
if (!initialized) {
return;
}
mapComponent.pointerPressed(x, y);
}

protected void pointerReleased(final int x, final int y) {
if (!initialized) {
return;
}
mapComponent.pointerReleased(x, y);
}
}

maps folder with genereted OpenStreetMap is in res folder.

When I manualy put maps to sdcard, offline maps work. But that's not user frendly. How to do without manualy coping maps to sdcard? I want to only instal midlet on phone and then offline maps works...

Hi, i have a big map file. Then i calibrated it. I want to slice the map into 256x256 tile map. I want to convert it into stored map, so my application can load that map. is it possible in nutiteq? slicing my map then use it for stored map?

Hi,
i'm trying to use the nutiteq-lib to set my app to get the maps offline. I have downloaded the example with the Estonia-Map and I save the files ("EstOsm"-Folder with subfolders) in the folder "/sdcard/maps". It's important for me to save the files on the sdcard of the phone and not on the phone.
I use following code (in the onCreate-Function)..:

...
final StoredMap sm = new StoredMap("OpenStreetMap", "/sdcard/maps", true);
mapComponent = new BasicMapComponent("tutorial", "Nutiteq", "Android Mapper", 1, 1, new WgsPoint(24.764580, 59.437420), 10);
mapComponent.setMap(sm);
mapComponent.setPanningStrategy(new ThreadDrivenPanning());
mapComponent.setControlKeysHandler(new AndroidKeysHandler());
mapComponent.startMapping();
mapView = new MapView(this, mapComponent);
...


But this does not work.
I see only a red color in the Map-View, that means that the map-data could not be loaded.
Why is this so..?

And how can i make this..? (I mean to set filesystem for the mapcomponent).

When i add the log for the nutiteq library, i got the following error-logs..:

03-07 16:50:38.164: ERROR/NutiteqLib(641): Could not retrieve sdcard/maps/OpenStreetMap_10/582_300.mgm

03-07 16:50:38.304: ERROR/NutiteqLib(641): Error reading tile: null

.
.
.
//The same error also with the files 582_299.mgm, 581-300.mgm, 581_299.mgm, 582_301.mgm, 581_301.mgm, 583_300.mgm, 583_299.mgm, 583_301.mgm, all in the same folder(OpenstreetMap_10)

It's strange, that the above mentioned files do not excist in the EstOsm Folder or Subfolders..!

I have made a stupid mistake. I wrote..:

final StoredMap sm = new StoredMap("OpenStreetMap", "/sdcard/maps", true);

...but the OpenstreetFiles were in "/sdcard/maps/EstOsm"-Folder.
Now it works fine.

Thank you for helping..!

-Nafi-

Android & StoredMap
Hi ,

I m trying to test the sample about StoredMap but ,
I have systematicly the folowing kind of error :

Error reading tile: /sdcard/mymaps/OpenStreetMap_10/71/609_531.mgm

I learned the hole of the discussions above , but I didnt found a solution for my problem.

this is my code :

mapComponent = new BasicMapComponent("tutorial", "Nutiteq", "Android Mapper", 1, 1, new WgsPoint(34.017625, -6.836545), 10);
mapComponent.setFileSystem(new AndroidFileSystem());
StoredMap storedMap = new StoredMap("OpenStreetMap","/sdcard/mymaps",true);
mapComponent.setMap(storedMap);

I generated my map exactly how it's described at this url http://www.mgmaps.com/stored/

There is someone who can help me?
thx for advance

Hi all,

I'm using offline maps with ANDROID also and I'm facing the problem of the red rendering

I generate my mgm map and the structure is the following
----------------
/sdcard/mgmaps/openstreetmap_{zoom}/{file}.mgm

{zoom} is set from 10 to 17

The code lines :
----------------
mapComponent = new BasicMapComponent("nutiteqId", "zommara","MyProject", 1, 1, new WgsPoint(Slong, Slat), 15);
mapComponent.setFileSystem(new AndroidFileSystem());
mapComponent.setMap(new StoredMap("openstreetmap","/sdcard/mgmaps", true));

Any help please
the problem of te red rendering persits

If you have in log something like:
Error reading tile: /sdcard/mymaps/OpenStreetMap_10/71/609_531.mgm

1. check with some Android file browser whether you have exactly this file.
2. check your cache.conf file contents from the /sdcard/mymaps directory

Hi,
I managed to run the stored map in J2ME, by using map tiles downloaded using gMapMaker. Now i'm wondering if it is possible to add icons and path(one point to another point)on that stored map?
I know that it is possible to do the things above using online map.
If possible can someone guide me how to do it on stored map? btw, i'm new to J2ME, and still learning.

Thank you.