Android Show Map location when Longitude/ Latitude values are in DMS Format?

If you want to convert lattitude longitude value to degree minutes format then code is here String locLat, locLng locLat = Double. ToString(location.getLatitude()) locLng = Double. ToString(location.getLongitude()) String locLatTodeg = DoubleToDeg(locLat) String locLngTodeg = DoubleToDeg(locLng) private String DoubleToDeg(String locLng) { // TODO Auto-generated method stub String retStringLoc = null; try { String firString = locLng.

Replace(". ", ";"); String firLocArr = firString. Split(";"); Float deg = new Float("." + firLocArr1); Float Cnvtddeg = deg * 60; String secString = new Float(Cnvtddeg).toString().

Replace(". ", ";"); String secLocArr = secString. Split(";"); Float min = new Float(".

" + secLocArr1); Float Cnvtdmin = min * 60; String tirString = new Float(Cnvtdmin).toString(). Replace(".", ";"); String tirLocArr = tirString. Split(";"); retStringLoc = firLocArr0 + "°" + secLocArr0 + "'" + tirLocArr0 + "''"; } catch (Exception e) { // Log.

I("Exception", e.toString()); } return retStringLoc; } I think this is helpful for u.

If you want to convert lattitude longitude value to degree minutes format then code is here... String locLat, locLng; locLat = Double. ToString(location.getLatitude()); locLng = Double. ToString(location.getLongitude()); String locLatTodeg = DoubleToDeg(locLat); String locLngTodeg = DoubleToDeg(locLng); private String DoubleToDeg(String locLng) { // TODO Auto-generated method stub String retStringLoc = null; try { String firString = locLng.

Replace(". ", ";"); String firLocArr = firString. Split(";"); Float deg = new Float("." + firLocArr1); Float Cnvtddeg = deg * 60; String secString = new Float(Cnvtddeg).toString().

Replace(". ", ";"); String secLocArr = secString. Split(";"); Float min = new Float(".

" + secLocArr1); Float Cnvtdmin = min * 60; String tirString = new Float(Cnvtdmin).toString(). Replace(".", ";"); String tirLocArr = tirString. Split(";"); retStringLoc = firLocArr0 + "°" + secLocArr0 + "'" + tirLocArr0 + "''"; } catch (Exception e) { // Log.

I("Exception", e.toString()); } return retStringLoc; } I think this is helpful for u....

When I pass this string for this method it gives an exception. String str = "32°18'23.1''N, 122°36'52.5''W"; The exception message is For input string: ".1'' N, 122° 36' 52" – JibW Aug 4 at 12:33.

I'm sorry for misunderstanded the question. `doit("36°7'59''N"); public void doit(String lat) { String str = lat; String temp = null; String dtemp = null; String pass = new String4; //temp = str. Split("\"|\"\'"); temp = str.

Split("\"|\'" ); System.out. Println("temptemptemptemp "+temp); dtemp = str. Replace("\"", "°"); System.out.

Println("dtempdtempdtemp "+dtemp); System.out. Println("Formated DCM---------- : "+dtemp); String temp1 = temp0. Split("°"); System.out.

Println("\ndegree temp: "+temp10); System.out. Println("\nminutes temp: "+temp11); pass0 = temp10; pass1 = temp11; pass2 = temp1; dump(pass); } public void dump(String s) { for (int I = 0 ; I Println("\ndegree : "+s0); System.out. Println("\nminutes : "+s1); System.out.

Println("\nsecond : "+s2); String deg = s0 ; int ndeg = Integer. ParseInt(deg); String min = s1 ; double nmin = Double. ParseDouble(min); String sec = s2 ; double nsec = Double.

ParseDouble(sec); double decimaldms = (ndeg+(nmin/60)+(nsec/3600)); System.out. Println("\nfinaldecimal : "+decimaldms); } } ` I think this is help for u.

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