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[hammereditor²]

I've been lazy with the web control panel lately since GlassFish can't seem to send messages properly.
But now I'll use Node.is and Socket.IO. At this point, I don't care about which language I have to use.

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[chubaka452]

I've been lazy with the web control panel lately since GlassFish can't seem to send messages properly.
But now I'll use Node.is and Socket.IO. At this point, I don't care about which language I have to use.

What about python lol or vb im intermediate at those languages and they're more like scripting than anything else + its easy :D

[Blake1]

Python isn't really used for massive scripting projects.

[chubaka452]

Python isn't really used for massive scripting projects.

Well it is really similar to java like bro and sis. lol but I guess so. I want to live up my scripting on python with panda3D for animation xD

[chubaka452]

Well it is really similar to java script like bro and sis. lol but I guess so. I want to live up my scripting on python with panda3D for animation xD

[hammereditor²]

What about python lol or vb im intermediate at those languages and they're more like scripting than anything else + its easy :D

I am going to use the easiest solution, which is a Node.js web application server which acts as a relay to the already existing HamHost control panel server. The web page is merely a front-end.

[Pecon]

Consider this, the only reason anyone would really need a web-based version is so they can check on their mobile devices (Since your java application can be used on virtually any desktop platform). Since it's java based, it would be extremely easy to make an android application out of it, you would just need to redo the layout a bit and deal with a tiny bit of android api. You could do similarly with iOS, I'm sure there is a converter of sorts for it. (But you'll still need a mac computer to compile the xcode project or whatever else it does, just to comply with the apple store even).

You would want to charge extra for the iOS version since you actually need to pay for a license to post apps on the app store.

[chubaka452]

I am going to use the easiest solution, which is a Node.js web application server which acts as a relay to the already existing HamHost control panel server. The web page is merely a front-end.

So I was hosting my HamHost server for the 1st time and i get this error getting on that server.

"ERROR: File "base/server/temp/temp.bls" not found. If you are seeing this,you broke something."

Um... ok so i uninstalled my blockland, re-installed and nothing did i do something wrong? or what

[Crøwn]

The temp.bls is the save that the server loads when you type /reloadbricks. You could try making your own temp.bls

[Nal]

Can I have free slot?

[chubaka452]

nvm it worked! i needed to enable  EVAL lol i thought it was already enabled

[Blake1]

nvm it worked! i needed to enable  EVAL lol i thought it was already enabled

Glad its working. Feel free to PM me if ya need any help buddy.

[Ephialtes]

Consider this, the only reason anyone would really need a web-based version is so they can check on their mobile devices (Since your java application can be used on virtually any desktop platform). Since it's java based, it would be extremely easy to make an android application out of it, you would just need to redo the layout a bit and deal with a tiny bit of android api. You could do similarly with iOS, I'm sure there is a converter of sorts for it. (But you'll still need a mac computer to compile the xcode project or whatever else it does, just to comply with the apple store even).

You would want to charge extra for the iOS version since you actually need to pay for a license to post apps on the app store.

I don't have Java on my mac and I certainly wouldn't install it for the sake of using this desktop client. Java's not a nice language to write a universal client in.

[Pecon]

I don't have Java on my mac and I certainly wouldn't install it for the sake of using this desktop client. Java's not a nice language to write a universal client in.

Almost all systems come with Java already installed by default. If someone doesn't have it already installed and doesn't want to install it, that would be their own problem.

[hammereditor²]

I don't have Java on my mac and I certainly wouldn't install it for the sake of using this desktop client. Java's not a nice language to write a universal client in.

Almost all systems come with Java already installed by default. If someone doesn't have it already installed and doesn't want to install it, that would be their own problem.

You don't even need to install anything to run the HamHost control panel.
Just unzip it, and run these things:
•Windows: clientpanel.exe
•Linux: '32bit' or '64bit' file (they don't have extensions)
•Mac: RunMe.sh file
My program already comes with a built-in JRE!