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zstadler posted a comment on discussion Map Sources
Following @Laurent Grenet, their terms say: 3. Use License Tracestrack grants you permission to use its map tiles for personal and commercial purposes, including use on websites, apps, media, and printed materials, under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0 DEED license. Mass tile downloads are prohibited without agreement with Tracestrack. Any request header spoofing will be flagged as a security threat, resulting in temporary IP blocks or 403 responses for the offending addresses.
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Nicolas PAOUR modified a comment on discussion General Discussion
Hello, FYI, I use the last version without any problem Java VM: OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (25+36-LTS) Regards Nicolas
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Hello, FYI, I use the last version withoutany problem Java VM: OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (25+36-LTS) Regards Nicolas
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r_x posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Assuming you are using a recent version of MOBAC: I use JDK 21 for MOBAC development. Java 17 also works, but as most Java 17 based distributions are end-of-life in Oct 2026 I wouldn't start using it anymore unless required by a program. Java 25 has not been intensively tested with MOBAC.
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Laurent Grenet posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Hi @r_x, currently, I'm running Eclipse Adoptium Temurin JDK 17 But when looking for updates of this version, I saw that now exist also as LTS versions JDK 21 and JDK 25 Nevertheless before switching to JDK 25 ("a priori", the highest version should be the best....) I'd like your advice : Which of these versions are fully compatible with MOBAC ? And if all are compatible, what would be your personal advice ? Thanks in advance for your answer.
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In answer to @WoRo, I agree with @r_x, since this map requires a key, it cannot be included in official package delivered by MOBAC. Nevertheless, you have just above a working bsh, provided by a user, and then that do not imply any responsibility of MOBAC. Use it, under YOUR responsibility, and don't ask to @r_x what he cannot answer positively....
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In answer to @WoRo, I agree with @r_x, since this map requires a key, it cannot be included in official package delivered by MOBAC. Nevertheless, you have just above a working bsh, provided by a user, and then that do not imply any responsibility of MOBAC. Use it, and don't ask to @r_x what he cannot answer positively....
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The web site mentions an API key that needs to be present. But I have not found the documentation how to obtain such a key.
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WoRo posted a comment on discussion Map Sources
Is it still possible to add Tracetrack Topo to Mobac?
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For editing GPX files I mostly use https://sourceforge.net/projects/prune-gps/ especially when the GPX track was recorded from actual GPS positions as this tool has great features for filtering/thinning GPX track waypoints. In MOBAC the GPX editor is so lightweight because it's main purpose was to provide a source for downloading map tiles around a GPX track. I never needed more features so it was never implemented. I will check your code if it makes sense to include it into MOBAC and how much work...
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section about source code formatting added
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instructions added how to get org.beanshell:bsh:3.0.0-SNAPSHOT
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Robert Staven posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
I use Mobac a lot to look at maps, it's fast and easy. (QGIS is nice, but to cover large areas Mobac rules :) Searching maps generates waypoints, a lot of them... And I never found a tool to manage my waypoint(file)s I liked. QMapShack is probably useful for it, but I never really got friendly with it.. So I added what I wanted to Mobac. You find the fork here: https://github.com/robertmap/mobac-gpxedit I assume the intention with Mobac isn't to be a gpx/waypoint editor, so I assume my editions isn't...
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nono303 posted a comment on ticket #400
No worries or rush on my side ;) Just ping me on this ticket if help or testing needed.
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Thanks nono303, yes I think it makes sense to perform the http engine change also for the trunk/main branch. The main reason from my perspective is not the speed, but the left over connections which also affect the server side. That is unnecessary resource consumtion... The problem is that the old HttpURLConnection is exposed to map sources. Especially the BSH map sources are a complicated case I have to find a workaround for. At the moment my dev system is out of order so merging your patch will...
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Thanks nono303, yes I think it makes sense to perform the http engine change also for the trunk/main branch. The problem is that the old HttpURLConnection is exposed to map sources. Especially the BSH map sources are a complicated case I have to find a workaround for. At the moment my dev system is out of order so merging your patch will delay a bit.
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Hi @r_x, As I saw that you've already incorporated some of my commits into the trunk, I just attach a patch file for apacheCommonsHttp TileDownLoader, to avoid any dubious merge / rebase ;) In my pov., this implementation should be generalized because it resolves the TCP socket leak issue and significantly improves throughput (under the same conditions: trunk r2798 20MB/s vs. apacheCommonsHttp 54MB/s). I haven't found any memory leaks or issues after creating several atlases sequentially or simultaneously....
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fixed some deprecation warnings
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show git commit and branch in about dialog
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I’ll have a look onto sourceforge forking and merging but for now, we’ll continue diving on my github fork & once clean, I’ll rebase it on sourceforge branch with a PR (or give you a patch if it's a mess) Fyi, found an issue and fix it to use connManager on httpclient: https://github.com/nono303/mobac/commit/9907c20ce385e572ec80c523952ee38ee7906f2a (from 8.5MB/s to 51MB/s)
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minor improvements to gradle script
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I have not used Git on Sourceforge before, but according to their documentation they do support forking and merging. The description seems to be hidden inside a linked Youtube video, at least I haven't found it in text form. https://sourceforge.net/p/forge/documentation/Git/#h-what-is-git But in the end I can use any online git repo as source.
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Many many thx @r_x for this work! I've just tested it: successful experiment! It burned my server cpu ^^ Same configuration as previous test: 24 parallel threads without local storage targeting local tile server on a 10 Gbps link result ~100000 tiles downloaded (4.4GB) in 3 minutes. On both Mobac and tile server side: netstat -an | grep TIME_WAIT | wc -l 0 I'll dive on TileDownLoader implementation trying to hardenize it for production readiness and fix some little new issue (ex. m.mapsources.custom.CustomMapSource:...
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I made a quick and dirty experiment replacing HttpUrlConnection by Apache Commons http client 5.5. Some functions of MOBAC like adding customHTTP headers don't work in this version but I assume for a local server this isn't necessary. You can find the code in branch apacheCommonsHttp in the new MOBAC git repository: https://sourceforge.net/p/mobac/git/ci/apacheCommonsHttp/tree/ Apache commons http client has an explicit connection manager and it makes sure HTTP connections are always returned in...
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I made a quick and dirty experiment replacing HttpUrlConnection by Apache Commons http client 5.5. Some functions of MOBAC like âdding customHTTP headers don't work in this version but I assume for a local server this isn't necessary. You can find the code in branch apacheCommonsHttp in the new MOBAC git repository: https://sourceforge.net/p/mobac/git/ci/apacheCommonsHttp/tree/ Apache commons http client has an explicit connection manager and it makes sure HTTP connections are always returned in...
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incomplete experiment: use Apache http client 5.5 for downloading tile images
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fixed some deprecation warnings
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change all Java files to LF line ending
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Extract GIT revision info in gradle build process
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Keep Java files with CRLF
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make fields final where applicable
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enhance exception handling
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renormalize line endings
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ignore directories.ini
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GIT migration message
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old SVN mentioned
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some links fixed, content updated
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ignore MOBAC files generated at run-time
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ignore private key files
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GIT configuration
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Converted README from HTML to Markdown
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Fixed several code hints and warnings
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Fixed several code hints and warnings
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Fixed several code hints and warnings
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Mapsforge library updated to version 0.26.1 + other libraries updated
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Label cache capacity to 10000 increased
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Map Evaluator: renamed OSM map to reference map
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logging
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field renamed
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added JPEG quality 40% and 30%
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centralize URL creation
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remove finalize
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minor code changes
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setMapSource error messages improved
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README-DEV converted to Markup
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README-DEV converted to Markup
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README-DEV converted to Markup
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error logging improved
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Updated edu.sc.seis.launch4j plugin to version 3.0.6
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Gradle wrapper updated to version 8.9
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fix server initialization
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Dialog "Select distance around track" allows to increase the slider range
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fixed: defect lon coordinate
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ignore defect track point when painting
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override MOBAC program directory via ENV variable "MOBAC-PROGRAM-DIR"
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replaced 4uMaps
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bugfix: removed Osm4uMaps was still referenced in service file
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Formatting, comments, synchronization
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minor fixes
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Gradle wrapper updated to version 8.6
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utf8Control reuse instance
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deleted no longer used launch4j config
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Map source "4uMaps" removed (service discontinued)
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bugfix: custom mapsources were not loaded
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Custom map sources: validate map source names for disallowed characters
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2.3.3
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parseSVNRevision fix for dev environment
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bug fix: "Add-Exports" was only effective for https (http was overwritten)
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error logging
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logging
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reverted last commit
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[custom] multi-layer map source: only add successfully loaded layer images to the loaded list
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minor stability and performance improvements
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code style
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workaround for #383
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launch4j config requires64Bit=true added
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Updated org.xerial:sqlite-jdbc to 3.43.0.0
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Updated gradle plugin edu.sc.seis.launch4j to 3.0.5
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v2.3.2
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code style
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updated gradlew to 8.3; update gradle plugins
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JPEG 75% option added
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minor code changes
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minor code changes
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ignore out directories
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MOBAC Map Evaluator: log URLs of downloaded tiles
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Show map tile URL for WMS map sources in MOBAC Map Evaluator
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