Hello! I'm pretty good with Java, post here for help or with ideas.
My Skype is [email protected], hmu.
My Skype is [email protected], hmu.
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Hello! I'm pretty good with Java, post here for help or with ideas.
My Skype is [email protected], hmu. (May 25, 2014 02:34 PM)White Hat Wrote: I am getting into java. I get the understanding of it and what's possible with it. First of all, I would offer you to use google maps api, they are using REST services and they are very good. Here is a short explantation: You need to make an HTTP request with a URL with the parameters you wish (such as the location - longtitude, latitude, the address, and more), this code should be made in java. If you did everything correct, you will recieve a response of type (xaml or json, depends on the URL you sent, it is preferable to use JSON). After you receive the response you need to deserialize it, which seems to be hard, but is very simple, for example JSON has many ways and built in methods to do it. And then you can do whatever you wish with the objects you received. So here are some links: Google API - https://developers.google.com/maps/docum...ing/?hl=en and https://developers.google.com/maps/docum...l=iw&csw=1 JSON Deserialize - http://james.newtonking.com/json/help/in...toJSON.htm or a better one (if you want to make many requests) - http://blogs.msdn.com/b/webdev/archive/2...-2-rc.aspx Also, if that doesn't work for you I'd just use Google maps. It does all that already. Oh, Distance API is helpful too: https://developers.google.com/maps/docum...rix/?hl=en
Try this fix:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/73524...ibrary-jdk |
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