 | Level: Intermediate Frank Ableson , Author
13 Aug 2002 With the knowledge from Part 1 of "Introduction to GPS," you're now prepped to begin manipulating and capturing data and waypoints. This includes a look into Java I/O as a unique way to support data acquired from a GPS device, as you continue to build the device you've already successfully built.
Prerequisites
This tutorial builds upon the foundation of Introduction to GPS, Part 1, so the resources required are familiar.
System requirements
You will need JavaScript enabled on your browser. This tutorial is designed for developers and product managers considering the Java programming language as an option for use in Global Positioning System applications. Developers with an interest in core Java I/O capabilities beyond the simple reading of text learn how to communicate with a GPS device with byte oriented data packets.
Duration
Under one hour
Formats html, pdf
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