Geolocation not being called (GL200)?

I checked my Google Geolocation API usage in the Google Developer Console, and it isn't being called. Geocoder is properly being called though.

This is from my traccar.xml file:

   <entry key='geolocation.enable'>true</entry>
   <entry key='geolocation.type'>google</entry>
   <entry key='geolocation.key'>(key)</entry>

Here's a GTFRI command from the GL200 tracker.

+RESP:GTFRI,120113,(IMEI),,1,5,1,,,,,,,,310,260,2bcf,292d,86400,86,20161023002134,0001$

mcc = 310, max = 260, lac = 11215, cid/cellid = 10541

It should call the geolocation, and then post the latitude and longitude of (42.480677, -83.197322). Instead it's pulling the last known GPS location? I don't want it to do that. I looked at enabling this:

<entry key='geolocation.processInvalidPositions'>true</entry>

But this doesn't seem to pull the coordinates from geolocation. Unsure of what to do?

p.s. Also, google needs to be added as an option in the Support > Documentation > Configuration File.

I have also done this in my traccar.xml but still unable to process geolocation.

<entry key='processing.copyAttributes.enable'>false</entry>

Probably the message hasn't been decoded properly because it doesn't match protocol documentation.

Hi Anton,

In the Gl200 decoder protocol (lines 404 through 430) decodeLocation it'll default to getLastLocation when lat/lng aren't present. I looked in the BaseProtocolDecoder and didn't see an option to do geolocate based on mcc/mnc/lac/cid?

if (parser.hasNext(8)) {
            position.setValid(true);
            position.setLongitude(parser.nextDouble());
            position.setLatitude(parser.nextDouble());
            position.setTime(parser.nextDateTime());
        } else {
            getLastLocation(position, null);
        }

What's the proper way to call UniversalGeolocationProvider to geolocate?

Nevermind, figured it out. For anyone in the future this is how you'd do it:

    ...
    {
        boolean cell = false;
        if (parser.hasNext(8)) {
            position.setValid(true);
            position.setLongitude(parser.nextDouble());
            position.setLatitude(parser.nextDouble());
            position.setTime(parser.nextDateTime());
        } else {
            gpsCell = true;
            getLastLocation(position, null);
        }
        
        if (parser.hasNext(4)) {
            Network network = new Network(CellTower.from(
                parser.nextInt(), parser.nextInt(), parser.nextInt(16), parser.nextInt(16)))
            position.setNetwork(network);
            if (gpsCell) {
                getLocationProviderGoogle(network, position);
            }
        }
    }
    
    public void getLocationProviderGoogle(Network network, final Position position) throws Exception {
        GoogleGeolocationProvider provider = new GoogleGeolocationProvider("key");

        provider.getLocation(network, new GeolocationProvider.LocationProviderCallback() {
            @Override
            public void onSuccess(double latitude, double longitude, double accuracy) {
                position.setValid(true);
                position.setLatitude(latitude);
                position.setLongitude(longitude);
                position.setTime(parser.nextDateTime());
                // set other values
            }

            @Override
            public void onFailure(Throwable e) {
                Assert.fail();
            }
        });
    }

thank you Angelo