GUIDE: Send GPS data using HTTP to your web site

[unicptz]

Originally posted by johan

Yes, there is some problems to save Unicode paths in the settings files. We are aware of this limitation, and will try to fix it as soon as possible.
When are you going to solve this problem?

[johan]

We don't have a fix yet, but it is on our radar.

Regards,
Johan

Franson Support

[unicptz]

Originally posted by johan

We don't have a fix yet, but it is on our radar.
Thanks.

Maybe is it possible to write properties directly to file in program's directory?

[menq]

thanks!

[bveldkamp]

Are there any plans to support proper authentication? Personally I'd like to have NTLM, but basic or digest would be a nice start.

If not, are there any known workarounds?

Regards, Berend

Originally posted by johan

No, you need to authenticate the request using the username + password you get in the URL.

Regards,
Johan

Franson Support

[johan]

No plans for the moment, but thanks for your feedback! We'll consider this for coming releases of GpsGate Client.

Regards,
Johan

Franson Support

[selphi81]

7. Set "Server" to your web server address E.g. www.myaddress.com
8. Set the "File path" to the script address. E.g. /gpsgate.php if /gpsgate.php is the page on your web server to process the requests. Do not forget the first "/".
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hi,i can't find "File path" in the 2.6 version,and the "server address" following "/GpsGate.aspx " can't delete.I'm looking foward to your support,thanks!

[johan]

Click on "More options..." next to the field where you enter the server address. Select "HTTP" as protocol.

Regards,
Johan

Franson Support

[selphi81]

thanks a lot for your support!

[sputnik2006]

Originally posted by johan

How to send GPS data using HTTP to a web site

This article is for developers who wants to post GPS data to his own web site using HTTP.

GpsGate 2.5.0 build 207 (and later) can send GPS data over http. Any web server can receive and process the position data sent to it.

Please follow those steps to configure GpsGate.

7. Set "Server" to your web server address E.g. www.myaddress.com
8. Set the "File path" to the script address. E.g. /gpsgate.php if /gpsgate.php is the page on your web server to process the requests. Do not forget the first "/".
8. Click OK
9. Now configure in which intervals you want GpsGate to send data to your web site.
10. Click OK.



Don't understand step 7 and onwards, how can I do this?

Regards

[johan]

In the first step in the Wizard click on "More Options..." then select HTTP as protocol.

Regards,
Johan

Franson Support

[bksi]

Hi, all. This is very nice service, but I have one problem. The local service on http://localhost:12175/ does not return any coordinates on my mobile device. I'm using windows mobile v6. What would be the problem? I tried this html on IE and Opera mobile.

[johan]

Pocket IE will not work. Opera Mobile will work.

Regards,
Johan

Franson Support

[EXXHAL]

Hello,

WHen i use my website server, where 2 get or what is the password and username i have 2 use there.

I get a 404 at random name and passw.

[Luis MS]

Hi i´m new on these and i have a question, in order to be able to send information from a vehicle tracker application yo need to have the gpsgate server installed on your server or it can be done if i just have the subscription?

Best Regards

Luis