[PEPr] Comment on Networking::Net_GPS
| From: | Horikita Kei | Date: | Tue, 06 May 2008 07:15:55 +0000 |
| Subject: | [PEPr] Comment on Networking::Net_GPS | ||
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Horikita Kei (http://pear.php.net/user/kei) has commented on the proposal for Networking::Net_GPS.
Comment:
Hi, Philippe
Thank you very much for a lot of advice!
> how the package would work? ...
4. The package creates a link to GPS location server with a CGI url to
return from the GPS server and parse the response.
(The web site owner put the link on his site and a visitor click it.)
(Then a request occurs to GPS server and a response occurs from it with
location informaiton.)
5. In the CGI, this package absorb the difference of the format with the
carrier and parse the location informaiton.
I answer it for your advice.
> - New PHP4-compatible ...
- I changed my package to PHP5 and fixed the scope and comment.
> - getGPSResponse() assumes ...
- parsing the response from the GPS location server.
> - You probably meant ...
- I fixed the spell ('dispatch').
> - What is "setEasy" ...
- I deleted the function ('setEasy').
> - I wouldn't return the tag part ...
- The link to GPS location server is very complicated. (like "lcs" <a
href='x.com' lcs>get location</a>). So I want to provide two returns. URL
is for 'form tag'.
> - How one knows the ...
- A site owner appoints the $url to parse the response from GPS server.
> - No parens should be ...
- I deleted parens in switch's case.
> - If the same logic is used for ...
> - The architecture of the package ...
- I separated the GPS class and provider class for extensible and logic.
> - self::DOCOMO_MOVA ...
- I fixed the logic.
> - The name of the package "Net_GPS" ...
- I do not persist in a name,,but there is not good ideas. "HTML_GPS" or
"Net_Mobile_GPS"?
please give me advice, everybody.
Thanks,
Proposal information:
http://pear.php.net/pepr/pepr-proposal-show.php?id=552
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