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--- manual:advanced:locus_api:routing_service [2015/05/21 15:19] – created mstupka
+++ manual:advanced:locus_api:routing_service [2015/09/08 18:11] (current) – mstupka
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 ====== Routing service ======
-<WRAP box left>
-  * Locus type: <html><b><a href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=menion.android.locus&amp;referrer=utm_source %3Ddocs%26utm_medium %3Dheader%26utm_content %3Dlocus_api_routing_service" target="_blank">Free</a>/<a href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=menion.android.locus.pro&amp;referrer=utm_source %3Ddocs%26utm_medium %3Dheader%26utm_content %3Dlocus_api_routing_service" target="_blank">Pro</a></b></html>, **3.2.0+**
-  * Last updated manual: **3.2.0 / 16.7.2014**
-</WRAP>
 ===== Basic information =====
-Since version 3.2.0, Locus offer possibility to implement own add-on, that will supply complete routing for Locus navigation. Method is based on [[http://developer.android.com/guide/components/services.html|Service]] and communication with Locus is thanks to [[http://developer.android.com/guide/components/aidl.html|AIDL interface]].
+Since version 3.2.0, Locus Map offers possibility to implement own add-on that will supply complete routing for Locus Map navigation. The method is based on the [[http://developer.android.com/guide/components/services.html|Service]] and communication with Locus works thanks to [[http://developer.android.com/guide/components/aidl.html|AIDL interface]].
-It sounds complicated, but best is to check existing Locus add-on for [[https://bitbucket.org/asamm/locus-addon-graphhopper|Offline navigation]].
+It sounds complicated but best is to check an existing Locus add-on for [[https://bitbucket.org/asamm/locus-addon-graphhopper|Offline navigation]].
 ===== How to =====
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 To add your own routing service to Locus, you need to
-  * Installed Locus API in your IDE and added dependency to your new/existing project. More in [[manual:locus_api:installation|Installation manual]].
+  * Install Locus API in your IDE and add dependency to your new/existing project. More in [[manual:advanced:locus_api:installation|Locus API Installation]].
   * Create //MyRoutingService extends [[https://bitbucket.org/asamm/locus-api-android/src/6b45a152967b4ffd4d294b186f8bd249fc91ff0a/src/locus/api/android/features/computeTrack/ComputeTrackService.java?at=default|ComputeTrackService]]//.
   * Register //MyRoutingService// in //AndroidManifest.xml// file
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 </code>
-  * That's all. Locus find your service thanks to defined //action// parameter and add it to the list of available routing engines. Right below the //MapQuest//, //Yours// and others.
+  * That's all. Locus Map will find your service thanks to defined //action// parameter and add it to the list of available routing engines. Right below the //MapQuest//, //Yours// and others.
 ==== Possibilities ====
-RoutingService allows direct integration into Locus. Thanks to AIDL, for users won't be even visible, that they use independent add-on.
+RoutingService allows direct integration into Locus. Thanks to AIDL users won't be aware that they use independent add-on.
 **What is possible**
-  * Specifiy basic information - name, attribution
+  * Basic information - name, attribution
-  * Ability to call "Settings" activity directly from Locus
+  * Ability to call "Settings" activity directly from Locus Map
-  * Ability to compute track between requested points and return back to Locus full Track with all navigation orders and required information for full voice navigation.
+  * Ability to compute track between requested points and return full track back to Locus with all navigation orders and required information for full voice navigation.

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