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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Hi Ignas,<br>
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<div dir="ltr">removed the space and ran Custom ->
install&run and it worked. thank you!
<div>had no idea that when you use maven you need to run it like
that. need to catch up a little bit. <br>
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Yes, in Java it shouldn't matter but I have no idea. Maybe some bash
script bug somewhere ...<br>
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<div>just one more problem - when I ran <span
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import <your-osm-file></span> I got these errors (see
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Where did you get the pbf file? Are you sure the pbf downloaded
successfully? Check the file size or checksum.<br>
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<div>As I understand it's one of limitations as it's written in
wiki - </div>
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<p style="margin:15px 0px">For now OSMReader does not work
on Android due to some javax.xml dependencies. But you
can simply create the graphhopper folder on your desktop
and copy them to the Android storage.</p>
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<div>but what I don't understand is what should I copy there?
Map(s)? </div>
<div>As I understand - first you create routing data and only
then add your map? <br>
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After you've created the routing files (via graphhopper.sh import or
API) the folder 'your-osm-file-gh/' will have some files. Then
you'll additionally need an offline map for that area. This is done
with the help of mapsforge. To see what I mean e.g. install the apk
from the download section and get the 'berlin' area. Now it will
download and extract routing data and map data under
/sdcard/graphhopper/maps/berlin-gh with an additional berlin.map
file.<br>
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To make this working for your area you'll have to do like it is
described in the wiki (or ask me to add an area for download).<br>
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Kind Regards,<br>
Peter.<br>
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