forward.url

Greetings, try this function with the idea of showing the gps 864035050730150 from server 1 on server 2, the result is that it not only sends the data from 864035050730150 but also resends the data from all the gps (another 5 on server 1) and this It shows up on server 2 all together as 864035050730150 so it's jumping from one place to another, the original data is through port 5001, do you have any idea where I have the error? thank you

<entry key='forward.enable'>true</entry>
<entry key='forward.json'>false</entry>
<entry key='forward.url'>http://111.222.333.444:5055/?id=864035050730150&amp;timestamp={fixTime}&amp;lat={latitude}&amp;lon={longitude}&amp;speed={speed}>

copy-paste error on the previous message sorry

   <entry key='forward.enable'>true</entry>
   <entry key='forward.json'>false</entry>
   <entry key='forward.url'>http://111.222.333.444:5055/?id=864035050730150&amp;timestamp={fixTime}&amp;lat={latitude}&amp;lon={longitude}&amp;speed={speed}</entry>

The error is that you hardcoded the id instead of using a placeholder.

Greetings, I'm testing with .........5055/?id={864035050730150}&times,........ do you mean this?

I mean {uniqueId} instead of hardcoding your device id.

Excellent and thank you very much, that works perfectly, but one question, from what I see it sends EVERYTHING to server 2. Is there a way to only send the id that you want? Wouldn't it cause extra resource consumption in the vps in the long run if the number of vehicles increases and I still want to send only one on server 2?

Forwarding is global. You can't select specific devices.

For anyone looking this is the latest file location
https://github.com/traccar/traccar/blob/master/src/main/java/org/traccar/forward/PositionForwarderUrl.java

                .replace("{name}", URLEncoder.encode(device.getName(), StandardCharsets.UTF_8)) 
                 .replace("{uniqueId}", device.getUniqueId()) 
                 .replace("{status}", device.getStatus()) 
                 .replace("{deviceId}", String.valueOf(position.getDeviceId())) 
                 .replace("{protocol}", String.valueOf(position.getProtocol())) 
                 .replace("{deviceTime}", String.valueOf(position.getDeviceTime().getTime())) 
                 .replace("{fixTime}", String.valueOf(position.getFixTime().getTime())) 
                 .replace("{valid}", String.valueOf(position.getValid())) 
                 .replace("{latitude}", String.valueOf(position.getLatitude())) 
                 .replace("{longitude}", String.valueOf(position.getLongitude())) 
                 .replace("{altitude}", String.valueOf(position.getAltitude())) 
                 .replace("{speed}", String.valueOf(position.getSpeed())) 
                 .replace("{course}", String.valueOf(position.getCourse())) 
                 .replace("{accuracy}", String.valueOf(position.getAccuracy())) 
                 .replace("{statusCode}", calculateStatus(position));

<!-- transmit in Osmand protocol -->
<entry key='forward.enable'>true</entry>
<entry key='forward.json'>false</entry>
<entry key='forward.url'>http://<SECONDARY_URL>:5055/?id={uniqueId}&amp;timestamp={fixTime}&amp;lat={latitude}&amp;lon={longitude}&amp;speed={speed}</entry>

Thanks, I was looking for such.

Now I know where I can extend this. Just need to edit this PositionForwarderUrl.java file.

Because I miss batteryLevel and charge. Both did give an error, but that's because it's not in the list yet. And those are attributes supported by Osmand protocol. And those are important information too I find.

After editing the PositionForwarderUrl.java file we can add to url.formward: &batt={batteryLevel}&charge={charge}

Adding batteryLevel and charge functionality to forward.url seems not that easy...

Think i have found the solution to add batteryLevel and charge;

String request = url
                .replace("{name}", URLEncoder.encode(device.getName(), StandardCharsets.UTF_8))
                .replace("{uniqueId}", device.getUniqueId())
                .replace("{status}", device.getStatus())
                .replace("{deviceId}", String.valueOf(position.getDeviceId()))
                .replace("{protocol}", String.valueOf(position.getProtocol()))
                .replace("{deviceTime}", String.valueOf(position.getDeviceTime().getTime()))
                .replace("{fixTime}", String.valueOf(position.getFixTime().getTime()))
                .replace("{valid}", String.valueOf(position.getValid()))
                .replace("{latitude}", String.valueOf(position.getLatitude()))
                .replace("{longitude}", String.valueOf(position.getLongitude()))
                .replace("{altitude}", String.valueOf(position.getAltitude()))
                .replace("{speed}", String.valueOf(position.getSpeed()))
                .replace("{course}", String.valueOf(position.getCourse()))
                .replace("{accuracy}", String.valueOf(position.getAccuracy()))
                .replace("{batteryLevel}", String.valueOf(position.getAttributes().get(Position.KEY_BATTERY_LEVEL)))
                .replace("{charge}", String.valueOf(position.getAttributes().get(Position.KEY_CHARGE)))
                .replace("{statusCode}", calculateStatus(position));

And I have tested it, it works with;

.replace("{batteryLevel}", String.valueOf(position.getAttributes().get(Position.KEY_BATTERY_LEVEL)))
.replace("{charge}", String.valueOf(position.getAttributes().get(Position.KEY_CHARGE)))