I just downloaded the code and am having trouble figuring out where to start. I'm using a Mac OS 9 with jdk 1.1.8 and swing. Which class is the main class? Thanks!
Sareena
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I'm sorry that it doesn't have specifics for the mac, but I'm ashamed to say I've never used a mac with anything other than small tasks such as word processing so am unfamiliar with using the JRE in it, let alone the SDK.
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Also, because I have managed to do a piss-poor job of documenting the manual use of configuration files, if you have any questions, just post them in this thread and I'll do my best to answer them. I'll use bits and pieces of this to chop up a 'manual'.
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I'm install java 1.3 on my Linux box and will test.
Another point is that the current version is looking for the snoop plugin - which I hadn't downloaded yet. It was pretty easy to comment that part out of jamud.xml. (I LOVE XML)
Cheers!
PS Do you want some help documenting?
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I don't know how to produce UML drawings. I've got cute little icons scribbled all over a notebook that mean things to me (not much of anybody else though). Does that count?
What do you use/need to generate/view UML drawings of an app?
-Tal
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yes. yes please.
and I didn't even have to beg :-)
I had started a documentation run of the XML config stuff, but got distracted, changed things, and next thing you know had to scrap it because it was all out of date. Then I started a documentation run of the various plugins, and that's sorta there (in that technically it exists, but it very thin). Speaking of which, I need to upload those.
-tal
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Are you using the downloaded version, or the CVS version? If you're using the cvs version and have ANT installed, then typing "ant run" should start the mud up.
If you're using the older version from the downloads section, then I believe your command line should work... (I just tried it from the command-line, and excluding the change of the semi-colon to a colon, it was the same). The first thing I'd check would be that it compiled correctly and that there's actually something *in* the jar file... maybe?
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Heh. Hehe... what a loser I am. After swearing I was in the right directory, I find that I wasn't after all. That command line works fine. JaMUD looks great. Kudos-!
Sorry to bother, and thanks for the quick response. Best of luck with the project.
Bo
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I just downloaded the code and am having trouble figuring out where to start. I'm using a Mac OS 9 with jdk 1.1.8 and swing. Which class is the main class? Thanks!
Sareena
That would probably be helpfull to know, eh?
You're going to need at least java 1.2 though. Luckily it's a free download. You'll only need the swing part if you use the JavaSnoop plugin.
I've gone ahead and posted the brief "get up and running" document at https://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=2480&group_id=16566
I'm sorry that it doesn't have specifics for the mac, but I'm ashamed to say I've never used a mac with anything other than small tasks such as word processing so am unfamiliar with using the JRE in it, let alone the SDK.
Also, because I have managed to do a piss-poor job of documenting the manual use of configuration files, if you have any questions, just post them in this thread and I'll do my best to answer them. I'll use bits and pieces of this to chop up a 'manual'.
Mac 9.0 only goes up to 1.1.8 :(
I'm install java 1.3 on my Linux box and will test.
Another point is that the current version is looking for the snoop plugin - which I hadn't downloaded yet. It was pretty easy to comment that part out of jamud.xml. (I LOVE XML)
Cheers!
PS Do you want some help documenting?
My Linux box doesn't like Java 1.3 :(
I commented out the parts that didn't work. (The Socket calls) I abstracted the Affect things and got it working!!!!!! Yay!
Do you have a UML like drawing of the classes and how they work together? If not, can I make one?
Susan
PS - I love that you spelt colour correctly!
I don't know how to produce UML drawings. I've got cute little icons scribbled all over a notebook that mean things to me (not much of anybody else though). Does that count?
What do you use/need to generate/view UML drawings of an app?
-Tal
yes. yes please.
and I didn't even have to beg :-)
I had started a documentation run of the XML config stuff, but got distracted, changed things, and next thing you know had to scrap it because it was all out of date. Then I started a documentation run of the various plugins, and that's sorta there (in that technically it exists, but it very thin). Speaking of which, I need to upload those.
-tal
I could start with the help system. I'm now familiar with it.
BTW - I love the concepts directory. Very cool! made my life easier to figure out where you were going.
Susan
I ended up using the line:
java -classpath jamudxml.jar;.\jamudsnoop\jamudsnoop.jar jamud.Jamud ini/jamud.xml
to get it to work on my Win2000 machine running JDK 1.3.
I'm a complete newbie to Java and programming in general, so please forgive my idiocy, but I can't seem to start the dang mud. I'm using the line:
java -classpath jamud.jar;nanoxml.jar jamud.Jamud ini/jamud.xml
at the DOS prompt, and getting a classdef error:
"Exception in thread 'main' java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: jamud/Jamud"
I know I'm in the right directory, so I have no idea what's causing this... is it a classpath thing? help!
thanks in advance
Are you using the downloaded version, or the CVS version? If you're using the cvs version and have ANT installed, then typing "ant run" should start the mud up.
If you're using the older version from the downloads section, then I believe your command line should work... (I just tried it from the command-line, and excluding the change of the semi-colon to a colon, it was the same). The first thing I'd check would be that it compiled correctly and that there's actually something *in* the jar file... maybe?
Heh. Hehe... what a loser I am. After swearing I was in the right directory, I find that I wasn't after all. That command line works fine. JaMUD looks great. Kudos-!
Sorry to bother, and thanks for the quick response. Best of luck with the project.
Bo