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Description
| Class Summary | |
|---|---|
| BackendServerDevice | |
| BackendServerDeviceGUI | |
| CameraDevice | |
| CameraDeviceGUI | |
| CoordinateStufferService | This is a simple service that can write GPS coordinates to JPEG metadata. |
| DisplayService | |
| GeoTaggerFactory | |
| GeoTaggerHandheld | A handheld with some additional services for the GeoTagger. |
| GeoTaggerHandheldGUI | |
| GPSDevice | |
| GPSDeviceGUI | |
| JPEGHandler | A class that exposes some functionality of the java ImageIO API for working with JPEG images. |
| Laptop | |
| LaptopGUI | |
| Main | |
| PhotoDBService | |
| PhotoService | |
| Position | A position on the surface of the earth. |
| PositionService | |
| StorageService | This is a simple storage service that can store data for only one image at a time. |
Contains classes for a simulated GeoTagger scenario.
This package contains classes for a GeoTagger scenario with
simulated devices. There is a camera, a GPS, a Laptop and a backend
server. There is also a service CoordinateStufferService, which tags
received JPEG images with coordinates from the GPS, and an assembly
GeoTagger.ass which combines the devices, so that
photos taken with the camera are automatically tagged with the
latest coordinates from the GPS and sent to the server.
The class Main has a
main method which starts all the devices. The laptop
will automatically start the CoordinateStuffer and the GeoTagger
assembly, giving the image-tagging behavior.
GeoTaggerFactory is a
specialized AbstractDeviceFactory for this
scenario. Using that, the devices can be started and stopped
individually. A PalCom browser can then be used for running the
assembly.
ist.palcom.simulated.device,
ist.palcom.simulated.device.factory,
ist.palcom.device,
ist.palcom.simulated.geotagger.start
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