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osp:lectures:lecture-connectivity [2016/11/02 15:07]
vlad.traista [Practical]
osp:lectures:lecture-connectivity [2016/11/06 18:57] (current)
laura.gheorghe [Lecture]
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   *{{:​osp:​lectures:​lecture-connectivity.pdf | Lecture Slides}}   *{{:​osp:​lectures:​lecture-connectivity.pdf | Lecture Slides}}
 +  *{{:​osp:​lectures:​5.connectivity_notes.pdf | Lecture Notes}}
  
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-=== Task 2 - Getting the current location (1p) ===+=== Task 2 - Getting the current location (2p) ===
  
 For this task, you will need to have enabled either the GPS of your mobile device or an active WiFi connection (or both). For this task, you will need to have enabled either the GPS of your mobile device or an active WiFi connection (or both).
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 On Android, the location can be gathered using three providers: On Android, the location can be gathered using three providers:
   * GPS provider which uses the GPS driver of your mobile device to track your connection (it is slow and not very precise)   * GPS provider which uses the GPS driver of your mobile device to track your connection (it is slow and not very precise)
-  * network provider which relies on having an active ​internet ​connection (it has high levels of accuracy)+  * network provider which relies on having an active ​Internet ​connection (it has high levels of accuracy)
   * passive provider which relies on having the current location determined by other applications   * passive provider which relies on having the current location determined by other applications
  
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 In order to get the current location, the main activity will have to implement the [[https://​developer.android.com/​reference/​android/​location/​LocationListener.html|LocationListener]] interface which provides methods for detecting when the location has changed or when a location provider has been enabled or disabled. In order to get the current location, the main activity will have to implement the [[https://​developer.android.com/​reference/​android/​location/​LocationListener.html|LocationListener]] interface which provides methods for detecting when the location has changed or when a location provider has been enabled or disabled.
  
-Getting the location requires sending a request to the location providers to determine the current location. The request is sent using a [[https://​developer.android.com/​reference/​android/​location/​LocationManager.html|LocationManager]] object. Make sure to send a request for every active network provider. ​Th request will also need a time between updates and a minimum distance to be considered for updating the location. Set these values to 10 minutes ​and 50 meters. These requests will be sent upon clicking the button.+Getting the location requires sending a request to the location providers to determine the current location. The request is sent using a [[https://​developer.android.com/​reference/​android/​location/​LocationManager.html|LocationManager]] object. Make sure to send a request for every active network provider. ​The request will also need a time between updates and a minimum distance to be considered for updating the location. Set these values to 1 minute ​and meters. These requests will be sent upon clicking the button.
  
 The LocationListener interface offers a callback through which the user can perform operations if the location coordinates have changed. Implement this callback to set the text of the TextView object to the current coordinates. The LocationListener interface offers a callback through which the user can perform operations if the location coordinates have changed. Implement this callback to set the text of the TextView object to the current coordinates.
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   * one that stops the Bluetooth alarm   * one that stops the Bluetooth alarm
  
-=== Task 5 - Scaning for WiFi devices periodically (4p) ===+=== Task 5 - Scaning for WiFi devices periodically (3p) ===
  
 In a similar fashion to Task 3 and Task 4, implement an alarm manager that periodically scans the WiFi network for WiFi devices and prints their MAC address. (Hint: [[https://​developer.android.com/​reference/​android/​net/​wifi/​WifiManager.html|WiFiManager]]). In a similar fashion to Task 3 and Task 4, implement an alarm manager that periodically scans the WiFi network for WiFi devices and prints their MAC address. (Hint: [[https://​developer.android.com/​reference/​android/​net/​wifi/​WifiManager.html|WiFiManager]]).
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