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    The API is plugin based and will come with a Nokia / Ovi services based plugin which is platform independent.

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      super

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        Is it tile based or OviMaps based?

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          It's tile based and online only (from the Ovi tile based services) for the first release, and we hope to add support for vector based / offline mapping in the next release.

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            I believe the most great/killer feature of a maps API will be to access it offline...

            And, afaik, nokia is the only "big player" capable of build it.

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              I agree. I'm looking forward to getting offline support working and seeing what the application developers do with it.

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                It seems that currently there is no control when to start/stop downloading online maps at qgraphicsgeomap

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                  That's correct. The current plugin is for online maps - if you're viewing the map you're probably downloading map data (unless it's already been cached).

                  Do you have a use case for when someone might want to control the downloading for an online map viewer? Up until now I've been assuming that anyone using a map viewer with an online maps data plugin would be fine with handing control of when the downloading occurs to the viewer and/or the plugin.

                  There are some cache control hints you can give via parameters for the plugin - we'll document those properly once we sort out the naming and a few other issues.

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                    What's the right way to add images on a map ? (like I do for "Lugdulo'V":http://xf.iksaif.net/dev/lugdulov.html, with qmapcontrol).

                    Should we use "QGeoMapObject":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/qtmobility-1.1-tp/qgeomapobject.html ) with the "Marker" type ? Then how can I set a pixmap ? Or maybe a new QGeoMapPixmap class comming ?

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                      There is a QGeoMapPimapObject in the master branch of the git repository that will add images to a map.

                      Quite a few new classes are coming :)

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                        Cool, that should fills my needs. Thanks !

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                          [quote author="danilocesar" date="1283382576"]I believe the most great/killer feature of a maps API will be to access it offline...

                          And, afaik, nokia is the only "big player" capable of build it.[/quote]

                          Yes, offline access would be a killer feature. Are there any plans

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                            Is it possible to create desktop application ( for windows7) using the maps API ?

                            I want to create one map application for windows7, which can show maps of variouse cities , calculate route, also I need to get exact co-ordinates for each point in the map.

                            is it possible using Qt maps api ? or is it like Qtmobility APIs will work only in devices ?

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                              Yes, you just need to build QtMobility for windows and it will work like it does on Linux.

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