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I am making an Android app which requires a main view with similar functionality to the Google maps app; i.e. zooming, panning and rotating through a view made up programatically.
There will be no actual maps, the data will be built up based on user actions. Is a mapview the way to approach this, or is the class tied in to using actual locations? If it’s not the right thing to be looking at, what should I be using?
WebView seems to be more appropriate. WebView supports zooming and panning and you can build your data representation with standard HTML and CSS.