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Re: new gui tools
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2012 2:41 am
by MrWallz
jurchiks wrote:The source for that file (l2jconfig.exe) is not available publicly, but I think its just a wrapper for a shortcut to launch the class from the l2j core. As I already wrote, it can be found in l2jconfig,sh:
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com.l2jserver.tools.configurator.ConfigUserInterface
That's where the stuff is located.
Zoey76 wrote:jurchiks wrote:The source for that file (l2jconfig.exe) is not available publicly, but I think its just a wrapper for a shortcut to launch the class from the l2j core. As I already wrote, it can be found in l2jconfig,sh:
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com.l2jserver.tools.configurator.ConfigUserInterface
That's where the stuff is located.
The souce code is not available at all, when mrTJO or UnAfraid move some of the tools, UnAfraid had to replace them.
Not sure what UnAfraid used, if it was Delphi or something else, maybe some tool to make exe wrappers.
Thanks everyone, I'm gonna try this, wish me luck !
Re: new gui tools
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2012 5:26 pm
by MrWallz
So ... I need a little help, I'm not good at Java, but I need one copilated .jar (or one project with the build.xml to do the jar) only with the code of the tools, to include this in my exe app, can anyone help me do this?
i use the launch4j but the app do not run and send me some error's :'(
Re: new gui tools
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2012 7:13 pm
by jurchiks
Those tools are not meant to be compiled separately so you'll have to dig out the code a bit if you really want to use their code. It would probably be better writing it in C# directly in your app rather than including java code in it. Otherwise, why not just include the l2jconfig.exe somewhere in there? I'm sure it can be done...
Re: new gui tools
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2012 9:04 pm
by MrWallz
jurchiks wrote:Those tools are not meant to be compiled separately so you'll have to dig out the code a bit if you really want to use their code. It would probably be better writing it in C# directly in your app rather than including java code in it. Otherwise, why not just include the l2jconfig.exe somewhere in there? I'm sure it can be done...
yeah, you're right, I'll try here
thanks ! rs