Geo3D is an AVMS (Automatic Vehicle Monitoring System) developped by Cityway. Geo3d system has 3 parts:
- Geo3D embedded which runs inside embedded system installed in buses or coaches (and whose code is proposed in this github repository)
- Geo3d server
- Geo3d backoffice
Geo3d backoffice has also 3...dimensions (3D) :
- maintenance : to manage Geo3d embedded application and system (upgrades, status,...)
- realtime : to get realtime information about vehicles (localisation, duty, journey, driver,...)
- differed time : to analyse the history and what happened in the past
Currently only Geo3D Embedded is proposed for opensource.
Geo3D embedded is an OSGi application based on Eclipse Equinox. In summary, an OSGi application is made of "Bundles". A Bundle is a jar file (with specific MANIFEST entries) that can either provide services or contain data.
In order to run Geo3D Embedded, you need
- to install Java (1.8 or higher)
- to have an Eclipse environment (Luna or higher) with Plugins Development Environment (PDE)
- ...to clone this repo.
Then, you have to
- import Geo3d project into an Eclipse workspace
- configure Java (Window->Preferences->Java->Installed JREs->your java installation) and "Add External JARs" with <your.local.gitrepo.dir>/fr.cityway.avm.embedded.target/swt-lib/linux/x86_64/swt.jar (you have to select swt.jar that match your platform)
- edit from Eclipse "<your.local.gitrepo.dir>/fr.cityway.avm.embedded.target/fr.cityway.avm.embedded.luna.target and apply "Set as Target Platform"
- create a new launcher : "Run->Run configuration...", then double-clic on "OSGi Framework", and........Run
When application is launched, you are able to log with admin permissions (user id=0000, password=0000) or as a "simple" driver (user id=0001, password=0001) . A database for test is provided ; duty 1, 2,...,9 can be used.
- JIBX : http://jibx.sourceforge.net/
- FLAVOR : http://flavor.sourceforge.net/
- SMC : http://smc.sourceforge.net/
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