[OSM-dev] Problems with ways (was Re: [OSM-talk] ways and the java applet)

Dan Karran dan at karran.net
Thu Jun 1 17:57:33 BST 2006


I'm seeing it as well, in JOSM. Just my luck, I create my first ways
and then can't see the whole things when I come to download them
again.

The question is, have they been uploaded like this, or is it the
download that's broken?


Dan

On 6/1/06, Christopher Schmidt <crschmidt at crschmidt.net> wrote:
> On Thu, Jun 01, 2006 at 01:08:20AM +0200, Lars Aronsson wrote:
> >
> > I'm trying out the new "ways" functionality in the java applet.
> > After I have added a large number of line segments to a way,
> > perhaps 20 km or so (100 or 200 segments?), it suddenly becomes
> > impossible to add more segments.  Is there some maximum length of
> > API calls?
> >
> > >From the java applet I cannot see the ID number for this way, but
> > the java console tells me this is <way id='1630601'>, and that it
> > has 151 line segments after which it ends like this:
> >
> >     <seg id='58749' />
> >     <seg id='58750' />
> >     <seg id='58751' />
> >     <seg id='587' />
> >     <tag k='name' v='Riksväg 32' />
> >     <tag k='class' v='primary' />
> >   </way>
> > </osm>
> >
> > The last '587' indeed looks as if something was truncated on the
> > byte level.  That's really not a "graceful degradation".
>
> Huh. that explains one of the problems I'm having with the OSM dump:
> there is a "Federal Highway" in Australia that was linked to segment
> id="70" -- but the other segments were in the 70,000s, so this seems
> like it could definitely be the problem. (The way in question has been
> changed now, so it no longer demonstrates the problem.)
>
> This isn't really helpful, but I did want to throw in that it seems it
> likely isn't just you who's had this problem.
>
> --
> Christopher Schmidt
> Web Developer
>
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