How to run the server with Eclipse without compiling ?

[xvendettax]

How can i run l2j without compiling ?

[MELERIX]

using nightly builds.

[xvendettax]

I mean in eclipse

[MELERIX]

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[SABREWULF]

Wich one Eclipse is needed for this coz on download site i have lot of manny different types example:
Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers, 221 MB
Eclipse Classic 4.2.1, 183 MB
Eclipse IDE for Java Developers, 150 MB
Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers, 129 MB
etc so witch one i can download?

[Zoey76]

Wich one Eclipse is needed for this coz on download site i have lot of manny different types example:
Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers, 221 MB
Eclipse Classic 4.2.1, 183 MB
Eclipse IDE for Java Developers, 150 MB
Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers, 129 MB
etc so witch one i can download?

I personally use Eclipse Classic (with some free and paid addons).

jurchiks usually recommends Eclipse IDE for Java Developers.

In any case try to check our Wiki

[xvendettax]

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THANKS !

[jurchiks]

jurchiks usually recommends Eclipse IDE for Java Developers.

And the reason for that is that the Java Developers build contains everything necessary for a beginner/intermediate developer, and if at any point you need something more (for l2j you will need the SVN plugin, but it's not included in the Classic build either), you can add it via "Help > Install new software".

From my experience I've found the Classic build to be a bit slower than the Java Developers build (mostly because it loads more libraries), but even then I cut some parts out of the latter one to make it even more light-weight (like Maven, for example).

[Zoey76]

jurchiks usually recommends Eclipse IDE for Java Developers.

And the reason for that is that the Java Developers build contains everything necessary for a beginner/intermediate developer, and if at any point you need something more (for l2j you will need the SVN plugin, but it's not included in the Classic build either), you can add it via "Help > Install new software".

From my experience I've found the Classic build to be a bit slower than the Java Developers build (mostly because it loads more libraries), but even then I cut some parts out of the latter one to make it even more light-weight (like Maven, for example).

I wasn't criticizing you, I just give two valid options.

[MELERIX]

both versions are valid to debug.

just that we recommend Eclipse Classic aka Eclipse SDK (reasons explained in other post), thats all

[jurchiks]

I wasn't criticizing you, I just give two valid options.

I didn't think you were, I was just giving some basis for my opinion, because sometimes people tend to ask the question "Why?".

reasons explained in other post

What post is that?

[xvendettax]

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I think the post is old because the launcher does not exist.

[Barry42]

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When lunch debuging as Java Application, from eclipse, i see an error(build is norm, bt not debug)

Exception in thread "main" java.io.FileNotFoundException: .\log.cfg (Can't find a file)
at java.io.FileInputStream.open(Native Method)
at java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(FileInputStream.java:138)
at com.l2jserver.gameserver.GameServer.main(GameServer.java:464)
what i have to do to solve this problem?

this error in:

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         try (InputStream is = new FileInputStream(new File(LOG_NAME)))        {            LogManager.getLogManager().readConfiguration(is);        } 

[Zoey76]

You need to modify your launch script to take some folder as server root and deploy there the files.

[Barry42]

And where the lunch script is?