[Routing] Routing Digest, Vol 62, Issue 1

[Graham Asher]

You can use my product, CartoType, non-commercially if you like, and 
that gives you the ability to do fast off-line routing. Contrary to what 
many people think, routing can be done fast enough (~1 second for a 
typical European country) on an Android device using local offline data. 
There is no need to do it on the web. Of course CartoType can also be 
used as the engine for a web-based service.

Graham Asher


On 13/06/2013 13:00, routing-request at openstreetmap.org wrote:
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>     1. Implementing a webservice to find the shortest path using	OSM
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> From: Hishan Melanga <hishanm at gmail.com>
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> Subject: [Routing] Implementing a webservice to find the shortest path
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> I am trying to display a shortest path given starting point and a
> destination point in an Android application. Currently I have an up and
> running MapServer, TileSrver, and Nominatim service. Map is rendered to the
> Android MapView by using osmdroid library.
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> I want to implement my own webservice to produce coordinates of the
> shortestpath towards my Android app and want to calculate that shortest
> path using my own webservice. Where do I start? How can I do this? Thanks
> in advance.