Video tutorial on how to display real time positions from VehicleTracker on your own web site using GpsGate Web Services.

After the introduction of GpsGate Server 3.0 and the Plugin Repository all Plugins have their own language files and therefore you need to translate them individually.

Many companies have existing GIS data in systems that are separate from GpsGate Server. The data could be geographic data such as roads, cities and district boundaries of their region, or it could be business related data such as electric power lines and stations. This blog explains how to enable geocoding of your own GIS data in GpsGate Server. This can be used with reporting to see if a vehicle has been at a location in your GIS data.

GpsGate Client can make your web page position aware. Fill in the location as part of a web form, or display your position on a map in the browser. The possibilities are endless as GpsGate Clients connects your GPS to the web. And it is free without time limits.

This blog will demonstrate how to integrate a geocoding service over HTTP with GpsGate Server. A simple xml-based protocol is defined which allows 3rd party integration. We show how to configure GpsGate Server to communicate with the geocoding service, and how to use the appropriate tools to test the integration.

Hi, my name is Daniel Lidström and I work as a Software Developer here at GpsGate. I was involved in creating the new reporting framework that we have released as part of GpsGate Server 3.0. In this post I am going to show you how you can access the data stores used for reporting within your own applications. One of the reasons for wanting to do this is to be able to provide some additional value to your customers. In this post I will show how to list the distances travelled per day by the vehicles, using SQL.

It is easy to create an Event Notifier to signal a custom server over HTTP when something happens in GpsGate VehicleTracker. You can for example let GpsGate send a signal to your business system when a vehicle enters a geofence, a driver presses SOS, a driver logs in using an IButton or if any other conditions using Event Rules are true.

With GpsGate Web Services you can quickly add a live map to your own web page.

Here is a sample on how to write a “Geocoder Provider” plugin for reverse geocoding coordinates into addresses, and how to activate it for a VehicleTracker application.

As your GpsGate Server installation grows and the server load increases, you really want to know what is going on there inside GpsGate. What is taking the resources, and how can it be optimized. This blog gives you an introduction to profiling and tuning your GpsGate Server installation.