Thomas Hartmann

And this is for the RobocodeEngine constructor, right? Because when running the sample project from my desktop I get the errors shown above, while if I run it from C:\robocode\libs\ it works just fine. Robocode is installed in C:\, and the sample code is unchanged. I also tried setting the working directoy to be C:\robocode in the project debug settings, but it still throws the same error, saying it can't find the jar on the desktop. Is there another setting I need to flip somewhere? Thanks for your...

In relation to this (I'm working with Torstein on it), the problem seems to be that it can't find the jni4net jar unless it's run from C:\robocode\libs (see stack trace below). This seems strange, as the argument passed into the RobocodeEngine constructor is referred to as robocodeHome, and that the Init method tries to collect all jars in the robocodeHome\libs folder. Actually, on closer inspection, I've realised the error is probably related to how the Bridge uses this method to find the jar private...

Thanks for the reply! Installling everything right onto the virtual machine did the...

Thanks for the quick reply (and please forgive my late response). I'm running Java...

Hey, I've got some issues with the .NET plugin for Robocode 1.9.2.6. Before installing...