iPhone Transmitting CoreLocation over the Internet

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I'm currently developing an application that will be relying on a web server for some of its functionality. I'm interested,开发者_如何学Go however, in transmitting the user's location to other users who request it. What would be the best possible way to implement this in the application? Thank you! :D

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If I were making this application for a standard linux server, I would have a MySQL table called locations, or users. Inside that table, I would store the device id, the latitude, longitude, and date of the users' location. Then, when a user's location changes, update the entry in the table using a HTTP request to a PHP script.

As far as the programming, look into NSURLRequests and NSURLConnections. You would need to do a POST or GET, including this information. This might be an example of the requests:

{ /* Update Location: http://hostname/path/location.php */
  action = "updatelocation",
  deviceid = "635262f796d3fe35229275d5835bf42861c33f23",
  latitude = 0,
  longitude = 0
}

Processing on the server wouldn't be too hard. That should at least get you started on storing the locations. Letting other users request the locations would be a little harder.