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To bad the used geodatabase doesn't know where Croatia and it's capital
(Zagreb) are (which makes it a shameful commercial product or a really
bad open source one :))!
Hrvoje Prgeša schrieb:
> Lynn Gayowski wrote:
>>
>> Check out the Ganymede Around the World:
>> http://www.eclipse.org/ganymede/map.php
>
> To bad the used geodatabase doesn't know where Croatia and it's capital
> (Zagreb) are (which makes it a shameful commercial product or a really
> bad open source one :))!
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Google knows it but eclipse map doesn't ("Correct Lattitude and
Longitude for your location could not be calculated. Please check your
location information and resubmit" - tried Zagreb, Hrvatska/Croatia).
That made me to conclude that eclipse uses some custom geodatabase to
add the markers to the map (or they messed up something else).
We are using a Google Maps to lookup all locations, The official Google
Maps application does however have some more robust finding code then what
we use.
Best advice i can offer would be to enter a location very close to yours
that you know will be found.