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How do you validate Location? seems that setting it to these values Location.setLatitude(999) & Location.setLongitude(999) are valid (means there’s no any validation). Is there a Android way to validate it? (i know the maximum and minimum values of it but just wondering if there’s already available using Android)
I don’t think there is anything in Android to do this. Like you said, it’s probably best to just define the min and max.
On a side note, you could call Google’s Geocoding service and pass in your lat and long as input parameters to check the result for a valid location before calling Location.setLatitude():
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/geocoding/