Re: [JPP-Devel] Android OJ anyone???

[Joe D. <jo...@ga...>]

I agree with the assessment below. I would suggest considering a
cut-down interface based on the web browser using modern standards
(SVG, Gears etc). Avoid non-standards like Flash or Silverlight. The
current Android release does not support SVG well, but I'm sure that
will be fixed soon. Going the web route means you have almost all
modern smart phones covered. Most of them are based on Webkit, so
portability across the various platforms should be achievable. Given
that any effort do that will be take 6months - 1 year, keep in mind
that hardware and software is advancing rapidly, so target the
platform as it will be in 2011.

As a byproduct you will also have a web interface that will work with
desktops, internet tablets, game consoles etc also.

Joe.

On Tue, Jul 28, 2009 at 10:28 PM, Stefan Steiniger<ss...@ge...> wrote:
> not that I know off.
> However, we once figured that using OJ on a mobile devise with a small
> screen would require to make a complete new gui (just due to sizes of
> GUI elements)
>
> However, if you are in need for a free mobile GIS I would recommend to
> have a look on gvSIG's Mobile pilot.
>
> stefan
>
> Paolo Rizzi wrote:
>> Just a pre-vacation thought,
>> did anyone tried or at least considered a port of OpenJump on Android???
>> Or maybe it's not a good idea at all to have a "fat" GIS client on a
>> mobile platform doing the rendering client-side, instead of downloading
>> and displaying pre-cooked image tiles from a server...?!?
>>
>> Bye
>> Paolo Rizzi
>>
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