TindraTracker

Simple GPS tracking application using the following technologies:

• Java 8 & JPA
• Spring Boot, http://projects.spring.io/spring-boot/
• Vaadin 7, https://vaadin.com/download
• Vaadin TouchKit, https://vaadin.com/touchkit
• GeoTools, http://www.geotools.org/
• Leaflet and v-leaflet, http://vaadin.com/addon/v-leaflet

For tracking device we use TK102-2 GSM/GPS tracker with logging over TCP/IP.

Building the project

First, make sure you have the following tools installed:

• Java 8 JDK
• Maven
• Git

Use the following commands to clone the GitHub project and run the Maven build:

git clone https://github.com/mstahv/tindratracker.git
cd tindratracker/
mvn install

Once completed an executable jar file is created. Run that

cd target
java -jar tindratracker-0.0.10-SNAPSHOT.jar

You can now access the web server at http://localhost:9090

Configuring the TK201 GPS Tracker device

To configure the TK102 to use the GPRS reporting with your server, send the following SMS configuration commands to the device:

# Set GPRS accesspoint for TCP logging
sms> apn123456 <your_internet_accesspoint>

# Configure server and port
sms> adminip123456 <your_server_ip> <your_server_port>

# Setting autotrack on 5sec interval
sms> t005s***n123456

Notes:

• Here the 123456 is the default password of the TK102 device and if you have changed it, you should use one you chose.
• You should adjust the reporting interval to be meaning for you. Typically 5s interval eats the device battery in 4-6 hours.
• The default server port is 50123. You can change that in the file org.vaadin.tindra.Server.