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I need to display a map offline with OSM data , and i have to show some other information on the map , such as some special points . Is there some programs can do this ? I prefer open source and java .

asked 06 Aug '12, 12:27

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A very quick search suggests a number of possibilities. Have you had a chance to read any of those? Also, a bit more information about what you're trying to do would help, such as are you looking for something to sit on a desktop PC, or a phone, or on something else?

(06 Aug '12, 12:37) SomeoneElse ♦
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I need a project for windows just like mapsforge for android.

(06 Aug '12, 16:35) tataT9

What you're looking for is a rendering engine that can handle raw OSM data, or preprocessed vector data, on the input side and drive a display on the output side. There are many options but none of them is "plug and play". Check this list for various rendering projects: http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Rendering

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answered 06 Aug '12, 12:41

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yes, there are the projects for the input side and other projects for the output side. But how can i connect the two parts?

(06 Aug '12, 15:50) tataT9

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