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Hi, Could someone explain me differences between OSM Rails Port [1] and building it's own OSM Server [2]? I would like to develop an Indoor/Outdoor navigating system based on OSM. So I need to add OSM buildings descriptions to the database in order to insure indoor/outdoor routing continuity. What do you think about extending OSM to indoor mapping? Thanks, [1] Rails Port |
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The Rails Port is the currently used implemenation of the API. Editors talk to it using a REST-like protocoll with a XML description of the raw map data. The blog post on "building your own OSM Server", cover the creation of a server that renders and servers PNGs files created from the raw map data. Thanks for your answer! I have installed the Rails Port and populated the DB thanks to osmosis. I am not sure to understand why, if I edit the map on my server, I don't see ways and nodes as when I edit the map on openstreetmap.org?
(12 Apr '11, 16:41)
AudreyC
Does the answer here help? I'm guessing a bit here, obviously.
(12 Aug '15, 16:55)
SomeoneElse ♦
@SomeoneElse, that topic remains unanswered, do you know how to address this issue?
(09 Jul '19, 18:35)
carlosguedes
Alas no...
(09 Jul '19, 19:06)
SomeoneElse ♦
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