Re: [OpenMap Users] developing a mobile Openmap

The biggest stumbling block you'll find is that OpenMap uses swing
components, but J2ME only supports AWT natively. Some commercial versions
have added swing support.

JD Kennedy
Raytheon, Colorado Springs
719-637-7015

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Hi group. I'm developing an open source mapping application for PDAs
using J2ME and I'm considering using Openmap as a starting point
(hoping to leverage that work and be able to improve the mobile app as
Openmap improves). I have some questions:
1. has this been done?
2. does anyone have any thoughts on how feasible this might be?
3. what are the legal implications? (I've read the license, but I'd be
grateful to hear Don's opinion in plain English).

thanks,
Raj

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