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    1 [[TranslatedPages(outdated=This page is missing some new options and the list of commands is probably better situated on a separate page.)]]
     1[[TranslatedPages(outdated=This page is incomplete. Options description is missing.)]]
    22= Preferences > Remote Control =
    33
    4 [[Image(source:trunk/images/preferences/remotecontrol.png)]] **Settings for the remote control feature.**
     4[[JOSMImage(preferences/remotecontrol,middle,,48,link=,margin-right=20)]] **Settings for the remote control feature**
    55
    6 Remote Control allows JOSM to be controlled from other applications, e.g. from a web browser, by opening a listening TCP port (8111) on localhost where it accepts commands.[[BR]]
    7 Since JOSM version 6941 it is also listening for HTTPS on port 8112.[[BR]]
    8 **Note**: Due to security reasons this feature is disabled in the default settings and has to be enabled manually.
     6Remote Control allows JOSM to be controlled from other applications, e.g. from a web browser, by opening a listening TCP port (8111) on localhost where it accepts commands. \\
     7From JOSM version r6941 through r15469 it was also listening for HTTPS on port 8112. \\
     8**Note**: Due to security reasons the Remote Control is disabled in the default settings and has to be enabled manually.
    99
    10 If you access the a website via HTTPS and use the Remote Control it will also use HTTPS to control your JOSM. If it does not work, note that your browser, security addons/plugins and firewalls may block this access (you may be able to whitelist/allow it inside these tools) – check your logs. In addition you may need to tell your browser to accept the self-signed JOSM HTTPS certificate. More details on some of these issues: [https://help.openstreetmap.org/questions/2208/how-do-i-enable-the-remote-control-in-josm How do I enable the "remote control" in JOSM?] (on the OSM help site).
     10For JOSM version r6941 through r15469, if you access a website via HTTPS and use the Remote Control it will also use HTTPS to control your JOSM. If it does not work, note that your browser, security addons/plugins and firewalls may block this access (you may be able to whitelist/allow it inside these tools) – check your logs. In addition you may need to tell your browser to accept the self-signed JOSM HTTPS certificate. More details on some of these issues: [https://help.openstreetmap.org/questions/2208/how-do-i-enable-the-remote-control-in-josm How do I enable the "remote control" in JOSM?] (on the OSM help site).
    1111
     12After JOSM r15469, websites cannot use HTTPS to control JOSM. Safari is the only major browser known to have issues with remote control commands on HTTPS websites.
    1213
    13 The following control options are available:
     14**See the list of [wikitr:/Help/RemoteControlCommands Remote control commands].**
    1415
    15 [[Image(RemoteControl6767.png)]]
    16 
    17 
    18 * **Enable remote control** allows to switch the remote control feature on or off.
    19  * **Load data from API**
    20  * **Import data from URL**
    21  * **Load imagery layers**
    22  * **Change the selection**
    23  * **Change the viewport**
    24  * **Create new objects**
    25  * **Read protocol version**
    26 
    27 * **Confirm all Remote Control actions manually**
    28 
    29 == List of Commands ==
    30 
    31 A complete list of commands and mandatory/optional parameters is shown at http://127.0.0.1:8111/ (when JOSM is running).
    32 
    33 === {{{load_and_zoom}}} ===
    34 Instructs JOSM to download a bounding box from the API, zoom to the downloaded area and optionally select one or more objects.
    35 {{{
    36 GET /load_and_zoom?left=...&right=...&top=...&bottom=...&select=object[,object...]
    37 }}}
    38 where
    39 ||= **Parameter** =||= **Required/Optional** =||= **Meaning** =||
    40 || `left` || R || minimum longitude ||
    41 || `right` || R || maximum longitude ||
    42 || `bottom` || R || minimum latitude ||
    43 || `top` || R || maximum latitude ||
    44 || `select` || O || comma-separated list of objects that should be selected. Object specifiers are combinations of the words "way", "node", or "relation", and the numerical object id. Example: {{{select=way38473,node12399,node54646}}} ||
    45 || `addtags` || O || Optional parameter to add tags. The key and value is separated by "=" and multiple tags can be separated by a Pipe "|". See [#addtags details]. ||
    46 || `new_layer` || O || If true, downloads to a new layer ||
    47 
    48 ==== Example ====
    49 
    50 Start JOSM (don't forget to enable the !RemoteControl feature), then click on:
    51 
    52 [http://127.0.0.1:8111/load_and_zoom?left=8.19&right=8.20&top=48.605&bottom=48.590&select=node413602999]
    53 
    54 JOSM should now load an area in the German Schwarzwald and have the specified node selected.
    55 
    56 === {{{zoom}}} ===
    57 Instructs JOSM to zoom to the specified area and optionally select one or more objects.
    58 {{{
    59 GET /zoom?left=...&right=...&top=...&bottom=...&select=object[,object...]
    60 }}}
    61 Accepts the same parameters as the {{{load_and_zoom}}} command and uses the same code for zoom and selection. The only difference is that no data will be loaded from the API.
    62 
    63 **Hint**: This command can also be used to select objects only. Just enter a small arbitrary area to the left..bottom entries and add the object list to the select= option.
    64 === {{{import}}} ===
    65 Instructs JOSM to download the specified OSM file and add it to the current data set.
    66 {{{
    67 GET /import?url=...
    68 }}}
    69 
    70 
    71 
    72 === {{{imagery}}} ===
    73 Instructs JOSM to add an imagery (WMS/TMS) layer.
    74 {{{
    75 GET /imagery?title=...&type=...&url=...
    76 }}}
    77 where
    78 ||= **Parameter** =||= **Required/Optional** =||= **Meaning** =||
    79 || `title` || O || The display name of the layer ||
    80 || `type` || O || Type of the layer. Possible values are `wms`, `tms` and `bing` [[BR]] (since !RemoteControl Version 1.3) ||
    81 || `min_zoom` || O || The minimum zoom level [[BR]] (since !RemoteControl Version 1.4) ||
    82 || `max_zoom` || O || The maximum zoom level. For higher scales, the images of the maximum level is enlarged [[BR]] (since !RemoteControl Version 1.4) ||
    83 || `url` || R || The Request URL, including patterns. Must be the last parameter, everything after "&url=" is interpreted as URL, even if it contains "&" characters.  ||
    84 
    85 ==== Examples ====
    86 * TMS layer "osm" {{{http://tile.openstreetmap.org/{zoom}/{x}/{y}.png}}}
    87 
    88 [http://localhost:8111/imagery?title=osm&type=tms&url=http://tile.openstreetmap.org/%7Bzoom%7D/%7Bx%7D/%7By%7D.png]
    89 
    90 * WMS layer "landsat" {{{http://irs.gis-lab.info/?layers=landsat&SRS={proj}&WIDTH={width}&HEIGHT={height}&BBOX={bbox} }}}
    91 [http://localhost:8111/imagery?title=landsat&type=wms&url=http://irs.gis-lab.info/?layers=landsat&SRS=%7Bproj%7D&WIDTH=%7Bwidth%7D&HEIGHT=%7Bheight%7D&BBOX=%7Bbbox%7D]
    92 
    93 === {{{load_object}}} ===
    94 
    95 Instructs JOSM to download objects with a given id.
    96 {{{
    97 GET /load_object?new_layer=true|false&objects=...
    98 }}}
    99 where
    100 ||= **Parameter** =||= **Required/Optional** =||= **Meaning** =||
    101 || `objects` || R || Comma separated list of object ids, e.g. "{{{n1234,n1235,w84,r958493}}}" ||
    102 || `new_layer` || O || If true, downloads to a new layer ||
    103 || `addtags` || O || Optional parameter to add tags. The key and value is separated by "=" and multiple tags can be separated by a Pipe "|". See [#addtags details]. ||
    104 || `referrers` || O || If true, downloads referrers of the object as well. I.e. parent relations, and for nodes, additionally, parent ways. (since r6782) ||
    105 
    106 ==== Example ====
    107 
    108 [http://localhost:8111/load_object?new_layer=true&objects=w106159509]
    109 
    110 === {{{add_node}}} ===
    111 
    112 Instructs JOSM to create a new node at the given coordinates.
    113 
    114 **Note**: This action requires the permission ''Create new objects'' which is disabled by default.
    115 
    116 {{{
    117 GET /add_node?lon=...&lat=...
    118 }}}
    119 where
    120 ||= **Parameter** =||= **Required/Optional** =||= **Meaning** =||
    121 || `lon` || R || The longitude of the node ||
    122 || `lat` || R || The latitude of the node ||
    123 || `addtags` since v1.5|| O || Optional parameter to add tags. The key and value is separated by "=" and multiple tags can be separated by a Pipe "|". See [#addtags details]. ||
    124 
    125 ==== Example ====
    126 http://localhost:8111/add_node?lon=13.3&lat=53.2
    127 
    128 === {{{add_way}}} ===
    129 
    130 Instructs JOSM to create a new way with new way nodes at given coordinates.
    131 
    132 **Note**: This action requires the permission ''Create new objects'' which is disabled by default.
    133 
    134 {{{
    135 GET /add_way?way=lat1,lon1;lat2,lon2;...
    136 }}}
    137 where
    138 ||= **Parameter** =||= **Required/Optional** =||= **Meaning** =||
    139 || `way` || R || Pairs of latitude, longitude coordinates separated by semicolon. ||
    140 || `addtags` since v1.5|| O || Optional parameter to add tags. The key and value is separated by "=" and multiple tags can be separated by a Pipe "|". See [#addtags details]. ||
    141 
    142 ==== Example ====
    143 
    144 http://localhost:8111/add_way?way=53.2,13.3;53.3,13.3;53.3,13.2
    145 
    146 
    147 === {{{version}}} ===
    148 This command returns the current protocol version of the installed !RemoteControl interface. Developers can use it to query for a running instance of JOSM and also determine whether the requested functionality is available in the client.
    149 {{{
    150 GET /version[?jsonp=callback]
    151 }}}
    152 
    153 The command returns a json object containing an application identifier that is always "JOSM !RemoteControl", a major number and a minor number. Compatible protocol changes result in an increase of the minor number. Incompatible changes increase the major number. So a client application knowing of protocol version 1.0 can still talk to JOSM having 1.1. But it's not guaranteed to be working with 2.0. So the client should verify the major number.
    154 
    155 A typical output looks like this:
    156 {{{
    157 #!js
    158 {
    159    "protocolversion": {
    160       "major": 1,
    161       "minor": 0
    162    },
    163    "application": "JOSM RemoteControl"
    164 }
    165 }}}
    166 For older browsers not implementing [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-Origin_Resource_Sharing Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)] the command provides the possibility for jsonp callback. Load the URL in a script tag and supply the name of a callback that will receive the JSON data.
    167 
    168 Following is some sample code that checks for CORS capabilities and uses [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSONP JSONP] as a fallback solution.
    169 {{{
    170 #!js
    171 // in addition to the CC-BY-SA of the wiki feel free to use the following source for any purpose without restrictions (PD)
    172 // credits and additions appreciated: http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/User:Stephankn
    173 
    174 function checkJOSM(version){
    175    alert(version.application + " uses protocol version " + version.protocolversion.major + "." + version.protocolversion.minor);
    176    // do something useful, maybe showing edit button
    177 }
    178 
    179 var url = "http://127.0.0.1:8111/version";
    180 var useFallback = false;
    181 // currently FF3.5, Safari 4 and IE8 implement CORS
    182 if (XMLHttpRequest) {
    183    var request = new XMLHttpRequest();
    184    if ("withCredentials" in request) {
    185       request.open('GET', url, true);
    186       request.onreadystatechange = function(){
    187          if (request.readyState != 4) {
    188             return;
    189          }
    190          if (request.status == 200) {
    191             checkJOSM(eval('(' + request.responseText + ')'));
    192          }
    193       };
    194       request.send();
    195    }
    196    else if (XDomainRequest) {
    197       var xdr = new XDomainRequest();
    198       xdr.open("get", url);
    199       xdr.onload = function(){
    200          checkJOSM(eval('(' + xdr.responseText + ')'));
    201       };
    202       xdr.send();
    203    } else {
    204       useFallback = true;
    205    }
    206 }
    207 else {
    208    // no XMLHttpRequest available
    209    useFallback = true;
    210 }
    211 
    212 if (useFallback) {
    213    // Use legacy jsonp call
    214    var s = document.createElement('script');
    215    s.src = url + '?jsonp=checkJOSM';
    216    s.type = 'text/javascript';
    217    
    218    if (document.getElementsByTagName('head').length > 0) {
    219       document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(s);
    220    }
    221    
    222 }
    223 }}}
    224 
    225 
    226 === Adding, changing or deleting tags === #addtags
    227 Try this example: 
    228 [http://localhost:8111/load_and_zoom?addtags=wikipedia:de=Wei%C3%9Fe_Gasse|maxspeed=5&select=way23071688,way23076176,way23076177,&left=13.739727546842&right=13.740890970188&top=51.049987191025&bottom=51.048466954325].
    229 (Works also with the zoom-command)
    230 
    231 The user must review the tags and the selection before the tags are applied to the selected objects.
    232 If the tag exists on some objects, it will be can be replaced.
    233 
    234 Since protocol version 1.5
    235 - `add_node` and `add_way` commands support `addtags` parameter
    236 - It is possible to use `=` character in value and all leading/trailing spaces are trimmed.
    237 [http://localhost:8111/add_node?lon=13.3&lat=53.2&addtags=natural=tree|name=%20%20%20==Great%20Oak==] (creates node with natural=tree an name="==Great Oak==")
    238 - If empty value is found, tag is to be deleted from objects (checkbox-confirmation is needed)
    239 [http://localhost:8111/load_and_zoom?addtags=wikipedia:de=|maxspeed=&select=way23071688,way23076176,way23076177,&left=13.739727546842&right=13.740890970188&top=51.049987191025&bottom=51.048466954325].
    240 
    241 === Other commands ===
    242 Remotecontrol allows other plugins to add additional commands. The other registers a RequestHandler class and specifies a command to be handled by this class. The command syntax has to be defined by the other plugin.
    243 
    244 Reverter plugin since version 27091 makes use of this feature.
    245 
    246 == See also ==
    247 [http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/JOSM/Plugins/RemoteControl Old JOSM Remote-Plugin page at OSM wiki]
     16[[Image(PreferencesRemoteControl.2.png​,link=,800)]]
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