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The full description of the program: OpenCellID for Sony Ericsson JP-7.3+/JP-8

First one, twitter update: if you take a picture from your mobile using 8Motions, this could generate a “twit” with the link to the photo and place that has been uploaded,like this:

http://www.8motions.com/p/11463

To enable this, go to your 8Motions account (my account on the top left of the page) and put your twitter username/password

Second news, Flickr updload is back.This feature was in 8Motions client since the beginning, but itwas quite hard to configure. Now, its easy: log on your 8Motions account on the web, go to your setting, and click on “link to flickr” and you will be redirected to the flickr page asking for your authorisation.

You can see the stream of public posting here

This project will be integrated with another project from the same team: RemoteTracker.
Enjoy and thanks for this contribution.

So here is the code of the”MapElem” that can be easily added in a LWUIT environment

class MapElement extends Component implements MapDisplayListener {

private final MapDisplay map;
private com.sun.lwuit.Image buffer;
private javax.microedition.lcdui.Graphics bufferGraphics;
private boolean painted;

public MapElement() {
this.map = new MapDisplay();
}

public MapElement(final MapDisplay map) {
this.map = map;
}

public void paint(final com.sun.lwuit.Graphics g) {
if (!painted) {
map.sizeChanged(getWidth(), getHeight());
buffer = com.sun.lwuit.Image.createImage(getWidth(), getHeight());
bufferGraphics = new ImageWrapper(buffer).getGraphics();
map.addListener(this);
}
map.paint(bufferGraphics);
g.drawImage(buffer, 0, 0);
painted = true;
}
// Pass LWUIT Component events to the map
// -------------------- Start ----------------------------//
public void pointerDragged(int x, int y) {
map.pointerDragged(x, y);
}

public void pointerPressed(int x, int y) {
map.pointerPressed(x, y);
}

public void keyPressed(final int keyCode) {
map.keyPressed(keyCode);
}

public void keyReleased(final int keyCode) {    }

public void keyRepeated(final int keyCode) {
map.keyRepeated(keyCode);
}
public boolean mapKeyPressed(MapDisplay arg0, int arg1) {
return true;
}

public void onMoveEnd(MapDisplay arg0) {    }

public boolean oneLocationSelected(MapDisplay arg0, Marker arg1) {
return true;
}

public void hasBeenRepaint(boolean completed) {
repaint();
}
}

You also need the ImageWrapper class , available here:

package com.sun.lwuit;
public class ImageWrapper {
private final Image image;

public ImageWrapper(final Image lwuitBuffer) {
this.image = lwuitBuffer;
}

public javax.microedition.lcdui.Graphics getGraphics() {
return ( javax.microedition.lcdui.Graphics) image.getGraphics().getGraphics();
}
}

Update: the lwuit getGraphics don’t return anymore an LCDUI graphics, but an Object that need to be casted to an LCDUI Graphics

* Already present in the latest version, but not yet announced here:
- Architecture rework, with the ability to display the map on a different canvas (not only his own canvas)
- Marker can have their own Style (MarkerStyle) shared between several markers. Note that by default, you still can use the old mode and change the
colors and pins attribute on the Marker, because the default style use
them directly.

* Several simplification: everything related to “typeSat”, “isSat”, and so on: satelite is just treated as a map like others. So to display YahooSat just do MyMap.setMap(”YahooSat”);

* The numSat is dropped too, as the list of mapping provider is dynamic. See belo, use setMap using a name if this sat is in listOfMap or setMap(MapOverlay) .

* Ask.com has been removed from the default map (they now use Microsoft maps).

* OpenStreetMap has been added in the list of default map provider.

* The “generic layer” support new quadtree URL

These should be minor changes from the external point of view, just by removing a few vars in your creation but this should clarify the usability.

Other improvment:
- the ressampled mode is much better
- cached map reactivation. You can put map in your jar file, or in the file system. A tutorial on this later.

The samples has been updated to reflect this. As usual, you can go to the J2memap web site to dowanload it…