Implementing a Mobile Positioning Provider

I'm attempting to develop a mobile position provider (as described in the Wireless Dev. Guide, Section 15.7).
Implementing the required interfaces seemed relatively straight forward (MPProviderSelector, MPProvider, and Positioner). I've run into an issue testing and deploying.
Starting with testing, can my classes be tested locally, using JDev, and the WDK, and/or the JWE? I'd like to be able to make test calls like: MPManager.getPositioner(myProvider).requestPosition("myMobileID") ...
As for deploying, is this just a matter of installing the packaged files where it's accessible to the Wireless instance, and adding the provider/selector information from the 'webtool -> System manager -> site configuration -> Location management'
Thanks for any insight!

Hello,
The current algorithm was designed to reduce the polling load on mobile positioning centers in telco environments. However, this algorithm also makes testing difficult due to the low query frequency.
We are preparing a patch that will allow you to adjust the polling frequency for testing purposes. In the meantime, you can contact me directly at <philip.darringer at oracle.com> and I can provide you with instructions for making this adjustment.
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