Open Source GPS Tracking System¶

This application allows to use mobile phones with J2ME support as mobile trackers.
Users can use phones with internal GPS as well as with external device via Bluetooth.

Also some models of phones may use cell information for defining location through www.OpenCellID.org and www.CellDB.org open databases.

How does it work¶

1. User creates an account on the site.
2. Downloads J2ME application to his mobile.
3. Launches the mobile apllication and starts it to track.
4. Takes a trip.
5. Goes to the site and sees geo details of his trip.

Try it here: www.wannatrak.com

Architecture¶

Wannatrak consists of 4 modules. All of them are written in Java.

• GWT rich web interface

• J2ME tracker

• Web RESTful API for GPS data input. Reference

• EJB back-end (tested under JBoss 4.2.2.GA with MySQL 5.0 and PostgreSQL 8.3)

How to receive the source code¶

You can browse the source code of the Wannatrak here.

If you are ready to get a working copy of the Wannatrak project you need to install Bazaar client. You can download last version of Bazaar client here.

If you are not yet familiar with Bazaar I strongly recommend you to read some documents here.

You need to read this at least to initialize your first Bazaar repository and get a working copy.

If you are already familiar with Bazaar just execute this:

bzr branch http://bzr.wannatrak.org/main

Our Maven 2 repository: http://archiva.wannatrak.org.

To start develop in 15 minutes please read our Tutorial.

Partnership¶

We are open to any integrations!

Please, take a look at Web RESTful API Reference.

If you are interested in the integration with OpenGTS system, please contact to andrey.khalzov@wannatrak.org

Licensing¶

Wannatrak is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.

There is no warranty for this program.

But if you are interested in a commercial support, please send your request to wannatrak@wannatrak.org