Hey everyone, I am developing a project for my term project and in one of the modules it gets two coordinates from me, finds the shortest path and shows the route. But for about a week now, the plugin doesn't seem to find any route. I double check with the routing server address provided on QT's webpage and tried anything seems like a host address with no luck. I also made contact with Aaron McCarthy from QT to address the problem, still no working solution. But one of he recommended was to run a routing query on OSM website which worked just fine. What I am asking, -is there any routing server host I can try or test if mine's working, -any known issues anyone experienced working with OSM and/or QT Location API lately ? Thanks all in advance asked 30 Dec '15, 00:49 aleqria aseerel4c26 ♦ |
I guess until a week ago you did not specify the (optional!) parameter answered 30 Dec '15, 11:37 aseerel4c26 ♦ Also note that in the description for the "osm.routing.host" parameter, the "URL" link points to the correct address: http://router.project-osrm.org/viaroute
(30 Dec '15, 16:35)
alester
I checked the packets being sent in and out using Wireshark and bumped into a packet named Application Data with the content of application.json file which in following struct : http://imagizer.imageshack.us/a/img633/8568/r8O6tK.jpg I suspect there been some adjustments in Qt side about receiving and parsing the json file. Any ideas ?
(01 Jan '16, 15:04)
aleqria
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Please state which routing server address you are using to make queries.
Oh, ok. Here it is : "http://osrm.server.address/viaroute"
osrm.server.address is not a valid domain name, so you won't get any results from there.
it's what presented on http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/location-plugin-osm.html . And the odd thing is this was working perfectly until a week ago. Also valid domain names are welcomed.