com.ibm.tivoli.maximo.map.interfaces

Interface CombinedLBS

All Superinterfaces:

GISable, LBS

All Known Subinterfaces:

AssetRemote

All Known Implementing Classes:

Asset

public interface CombinedLBS
extends LBS

This interface allows for LBS objects to have both LBS lat/lng and GIS lat/lng

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
java.lang.Double	getLBSLatitudeY() Return a double value with the Latitude (or Y coordinate) of the current entity.
java.lang.Double	getLBSLongitudeX() Return a double value with the Longitude (or X coordinate) of the current entity.

Methods inherited from interface com.ibm.tivoli.maximo.map.interfaces.LBS

getAltitude, getAltitudeAccuracy, getHeading, getLastUpdate, getLocationAccuracy, getSpeed, saveLBSData

Methods inherited from interface com.ibm.tivoli.maximo.map.interfaces.GISable

getAddressString, getLatitudeY, getLongitudeX, hasCoords, isGISDataReadonly, saveGISData

Method Detail

getLBSLatitudeY

java.lang.Double getLBSLatitudeY()
                          throws MXException,
                                 java.rmi.RemoteException

Return a double value with the Latitude (or Y coordinate) of the current entity. A mbo (an asset, for instance) normally has a static position determined by AutoLocatable logic. However, the mbo (a car, a train for instance) can also have a current position determined by LBS logic. In the latter situation, getLBSLatitudeY()/getLBSLongitudeX() will return the mbo's current position, whereas getLatitudeY()/getLongitudeX() will return the mbo's static position.

Returns:

Double or null

Throws:

MXException

java.rmi.RemoteException

getLBSLongitudeX

java.lang.Double getLBSLongitudeX()
                           throws MXException,
                                  java.rmi.RemoteException

Return a double value with the Longitude (or X coordinate) of the current entity. A mbo (an asset, for instance) normally has a static position determined by AutoLocatable logic. However, the mbo (a car, a train for instance) can also have a current position determined by LBS logic. In the latter situation, getLBSLatitudeY()/getLBSLongitudeX() will return the mbo's current position, whereas getLatitudeY()/getLongitudeX() will return the mbo's static position.

Returns:

Double or null

Throws:

MXException

java.rmi.RemoteException