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Hi Team, Currently i am working with an android application.is it possible for me to customize osm map privately only for my application.I dont want to save in the osm server.Please please help me Thanks in advance Mary |
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Do you really want to use an .osm file? Why?
What does "customize osm map" mean for you?
What does "private" mean? Do you not want that anybody sees your modifications are are your modifications just not suitable for the general OSM database?
sir, Actually i want to add additional information to a particular place in the map.This information comes from my private server.so,my first problem is the place which i need to popup the information is no well defined in osm map.So i need to first customize that place .but this updation should not be public, ie, i dont want to customize the map in the general OSM database.so i though i should export the .osm file and integrate with my app. plesee pleasee provide me a suggestion sir
Do you really need to provide raw map data or is it enough to display a few markers, optionally with popups?
sir, i need to provide raw map data from my server and need to popup when i click on a particular place in osm map.my first problem is this place is not marked in map,.So i need to first customize that place .but this updation should not be publically added to the OSM database
Unfortunately, you're going to need to provide more information about what you're actually doing, I think. You say that you're developing an Android application, but don't say whether you're doing that in Android Java, Cordova, Xamarin or something else. You don't say whether the app is using OSM or your own tiles or is rendering on the fly. You don't say whether it should work online or offline. You don't say if you're using any of the common frameworks (like osmdroid).