1. skyhook

2. Get skyhook SDK from skyhookwireless.com and decompress
Start a new project with a button and onClickListener
Import SkyHookWireless.jar
In eclipse, right click on src folder
Select build path
Select configure
Select Libraries tab
click “add external jar” button
Navigate and select the SkyHookWireless.jar file, which is in the SkyHookWireless/lib folder where the SkyHook SDK was decompressed
THEN, select Order and Export tab, and select wpsapi.jar
Go to your java source, at the top type import com.skyhookwireless.*;

3. (see skyhookwireless quick start information for up to date information)
Set permissions
Internet
CHANGE_WIFI_STATE
ACCESS_WIFI_STATE
ACCEESS_CORSE_LOCATION
ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION
ACCESS_WAKE_LOCK

4. In main activity, in this case SkyHookTest
Add variables
WPS wps = null;
WPSAuthentication auth = null;
In onClickListener (for the button you made), add
wps = new WPS(SkyHookTest.this);
auth = new WPSAuthentication("bohacek", "udel");
wps.getLocation(auth, WPSStreetAddressLookup.WPS_NO_STREET_ADDRESS_LOOKUP, callback);

5. run WPSLocationCallback callback = new WPSLocationCallback() {
int cnt = 0;
public void done() {
cnt = 0;
Log.d("skyhooktest","done");
// after done() returns, you can make more WPS calls. }
public WPSContinuation handleError(WPSReturnCode error)
Log.d("skyhooktest","error code="+error);
if (cnt++<10)
return WPSContinuation.WPS_CONTINUE; //try again
else
return WPSContinuation.WPS_STOP;
public void handleWPSLocation(WPSLocation location)
Log.d("skykooktest","lat="+location.getLatitude()+" long="+location.getLongitude()); };
run

6. Instead of wps, use xps to include gps, i.e.,
WPS wps = null;
Use
XPS xps = null;
wps = new WPS(SkyHook2.this);
xps = new XPS(SkyHook2.this);
wps.getLocation(auth, WPSStreetAddressLookup.WPS_NO_STREET_ADDRESS_LOOKUP, callback);
xps.getLocation(auth, WPSStreetAddressLookup.WPS_NO_STREET_ADDRESS_LOOKUP, callback);