I'm stuck with one scenario, We have geofence coordinates created by client/user, and also have user's current location. So want to check that, whether user is belong to that geofence area(coordinates) or not? We need to check it from backend/server side - Java is there.
Below are the GeoFence coordinates that may stored in our DB:
"42.43588461182335, -71.6158054921875",
"42.448988452992175, -71.61402648035278",
"42.44936844757593, -71.5879339510559",
"42.43299861648753, -71.59088339349671"
User's current location/coordinates which will sent by device to the backend:
42.440593799089996,-71.60585993854373
There are APIs available like (google map client for java) but they are related to Android and other mobile platform specific, not purely Java/backend specific. I want to compare these from server end.
So want some clue or any API that could be helpful to achieve the scenario.
any help would be appreciated, Thank you in Advance..! Have a Good Day.!
If the "backend DB" is MySQL, use
PolygonFromText('POLYGON((...))')to define the fence if it is a polygon. There are other functions for other shapes.Then use any of a few functions to see if a
POINTis in the "Geometry".https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.6/en/spatial-types.html
You will probably need a
SPATIALindex to provide performance.