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Author Topic: Kaphost Blockland Servers  (Read 652063 times)


I still have a few things to work out:
1. tying a map in the box
2. main processing thread looping through the console list while the connection thread is also reading the list causes a crash (not really a crash, but it does break it)
3. connect button, in addition to the already-in-place connect attempt when it starts
« Last Edit: March 18, 2011, 10:28:24 PM by Kalphiter »

So, everything is done.
I'm looking for utilization tomorrow.


Alright, remote console is done.
Everyone must:
1. restart his/her server in order to use it (hit "stop" on the web page)
2. download the client from the start/stop page

Stopping through the web page will only work for servers that haven't restarted yet, but you can use the remote console to stop your server.
« Last Edit: March 19, 2011, 02:52:48 PM by Kalphiter »


Alright, remote console is done.
Everyone must:
1. restart his/her server in order to use it (hit "stop" on the web page)
2. download the client from the start/stop page

Stopping through the web page will only work for servers that haven't restarted yet, but you can use the remote console to stop your server.
Yus. Been need'n this.

Add a way to remember password for remote console.

Kalph, do you know a way of making the program .exe instead of .jar? Because on my computer, any time that I execute a .jar file I get the attached error message. I have the latest Java platform and a suitable computer, and yet internet Java applications still work.

Kalph, do you know a way of making the program .exe instead of .jar? Because on my computer, any time that I execute a .jar file I get the attached error message. I have the latest Java platform and a suitable computer, and yet internet Java applications still work.
I know one.
However, it won't help you in this case since it just wraps around the jar.
However, you can do "java -cp "nameofjarfilehere.jar" mainclassnameherethatIdon'tknowthenameof" from a command prompt in that folder.

I know one.
However, it won't help you in this case since it just wraps around the jar.
However, you can do "java -cp "nameofjarfilehere.jar" mainclassnameherethatIdon'tknowthenameof"
java -cp Remote_Client client

java -cp Remote_Client client
Are you using a class with an all lowercase name?
Did you miss the part about the naming conventions when you learned Java?

Are you using a class with an all lowercase name?
Did you miss the part about the naming conventions when you learned Java?
Yeah but aren't I the only one who's reading the code?

Yeah but aren't I the only one who's reading the code?
Except for anyone who decompiles it.

Except for anyone who decompiles it.
Why would anyone need to do that?