OpenGTS (Open Source GPS Tracking System) is a full featured Web-based GPS tracking system for fleets of vehicles. It supports OpenLayers and other map providers, detail/summary reporting, and various GPS tracking devices.
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This release includes initial support for Polygon Geozones. Calendar configurations were improved. New Romanian and Greek language translations were added. The login has a new look-and-feel. Additional checks were added to the "CheckInstall" installation validation. Various bugs were fixed.
This version includes customizable selection options for specific reports, the ability to email a report, and the ability to see created Geozones drawn on the device and fleet tracking maps. Romanian and Serbian languages have also been updated.
This version now includes sortable table columns on reports and admin pages, and descriptive pushpin "labels" on group map showing last known GPS location. Example GPS Tracking device 'template' server updates were made. Miscellaneous bugs were fixed.
This release includes support for Motorola i290 GPS tracking. GPX (GPS Exchange format) is now supported. Portuguese, Serbian, and Romanian languages were added and Turkish, Spanish, and German languages were updated. Java 6 and Tomcat 6 are now supported. The Driving/Stopped time report. was improved. Google KML support was improved and the documentation was updated.
This release has additional status codes. It adds "speedLimitKPH"/"isTollRoad" fields to EventData. It adds a "validgps" argument to the 'Event' servlet URL to allow only valid GPS locations. It adds support for "idle". It adds "Ignition Input Line" to Device Info. It adds an error indication when running 'bin/checkInstall.sh' as 'root'. "Totals" line generation has been removed from CSV report output. 'admin.bat' has been fixed to work around Windows batch file processing issues. There is additional commercial Geonames support.