1. Möglichkeit: Telnet + "geo fix"
Per Telnet verbindet man sich mit dem Emulator und setzt die GPS-Position des Emulators mit dem "geo fix" Befehl. telnet localhost (port number of the emulator) geo fix (longitude) (latitude)
example
telnet localhost 5554 geo fix 11.627239 55.22343
should be noted that the "geo fix" command rounding error does what when able to carry the GPS data
to differ materially. More details can be found at the following link.
http://groups.google.com/group/android-beginners/browse_thread/thread/206ed9cdf7adc81
DDMS It is therefore appropriate to use in Eclipse.
second Possibility: DDMS
order for the GPS position set properly you must work the following entries in the "
eclipse.ini " add:
-Duser.country = U.S. = en-Duser.language
Otherwise you will also get a wrong GPS position. - ak