After creating the JAR files, I've imported the JAR files into Eclipse again. I've checked that there's no compilation error. I will lose 50% if that's not the case.
Instructions RUNNING IN ECLIPSE:
- Drag the "Provider" folder into "src"
- Expand "src" then expand Provider.GoogleMapsStatic.TestUI
- Right click "SampleApp.java"
- Click Run > Java Application
- Enter Coordinates
- Press Get Map
- Read the instructions in the JTextArea
Proposal for ASSIGNMENT2 : Feature Set:
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Be able to plot a location based on the map GUI & give the coordinates relative to HOW/WHERE you initially rendered the map. Bonus: Save location???
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Introduce a list of clicked locations Bunus: RE-render the map to the specific location chosen.
- maybe include a textfile with all locations saved that the application can use to plot recent locations
If time permits:
- Render multiple locations in one instance to flip between (from the locations saved from features 1 & 2)
https://github.com/kdanninger/jac444a-3/network
March 18 ____________________
- Initial Commits
- Studied Code
- Tested multiple methods
March 20 ____________________ -Was added as a collaborator with Karl's gitHub -This allows us to work within one repo
March 24 ____________________ -Commenting was added to the file
March 25 ____________________ -More commenting was added to the file
March 30 ____________________ -Combo box was added and coding was done for it
March 31 ____________________ -GUI was updated and started coding within the mouseListener
April 1 ____________________ -Finalized logic for combo box -Added instructions in the JTextArea -Got coordinates of the mouse and integrated it with the coordinates given
April 2 ____________________ -Did coding for 4 quadrants of the map -Worked on zoom anon. inner class
April 3 ____________________ -Finalized the coding for each quadrant -Finalized zoom anon. inner class with resetters
Split up main features ***
RJ will build the main logic on how to plot new points on the map. Splitting the map into 4 quadrants to help plotting new locations relative to the location used.
Karl will take care of saving the plotted locations & to append them to a file. This file will then be used to populate a list of previous saved locations that the user can use to render previous clicks.