[Linux Lobby] AFLobby Beta 3.9.7

10053r · Post by **10053r** » 24 Feb 2007, 18:41

Also, if you are willing, perhaps you could make the source available to me. I already have eclipse installed, and could probably go through a test / change cycle in a few minutes instead of the few hours it is taking now.

AF · Post by AF » 25 Feb 2007, 01:21

I keep intending to upload the source code. Its a netbeans project so I'm fine if you change things as long as what you do doesnt f*ck up netbeans GUI editor, so if you modify the java source of the pregenerated file all I have todo is open netbeans and save the file and netbeans will undo your changes by generating the code from scratch again.

btw the change to the uploader means if I had uploaded alpha 15 you'd all be complaining about malformedinput exceptions in the JUpdateChecker class.

AF · Post by AF » 25 Feb 2007, 01:45

Alpha 16 source code:

yuck, that graphics terrible.

If you change something todo with the GUI using something other than netbeans, tell me what you changed so I can redo it so netbeans doesnt f*xxor it all up. (its a Netbeans 5.5 project)

elio · Post by **elio** » 25 Feb 2007, 14:24

you have a link to your latest unitsync java extras to compile in?

AF · Post by AF » 25 Feb 2007, 14:39

They havent changed since I first put them up in your Mac thread.

elio · Post by **elio** » 25 Feb 2007, 14:43

k thanks

elio · Post by **elio** » 25 Feb 2007, 15:45

AFLobby doesn't find the lib...

10053r · Post by **10053r** » 25 Feb 2007, 17:54

That's the whole thing we are trying to fix, lol. Read the lat 5 pages of this thread.

elio · Post by **elio** » 26 Feb 2007, 00:30

I gathered that, but AF had been rather impatient before I left about getting unitsync built with jni; I was just agreeing with the previously mentioned posts.

AF · Post by AF » 26 Feb 2007, 14:03

can someone else try building the windows unitsync? I beleive my unitsync source may be borked.

10053r · Post by **10053r** » 27 Feb 2007, 18:47

How do I build unitsync in a "jni aware" manner? And isn't it the same unitsync on windows as on linux?

AF · Post by AF » 27 Feb 2007, 18:49

If you don't have root authority, (and even if you do, you may prefer to do it this way), you should ensure that the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable contains . (the current directory). To check, issue the command:
echo $LD_LIBRARY_PATH

If it does not, then place the following command in your .profile, .bashrc, or whatever, file:
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=.:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH

An alternative is to set the library path when you invoke java, thus:
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=.:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH java Chu &

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AF · Post by AF » 27 Feb 2007, 19:04

from what i can tell, java looks in the library path environment variable for unitsync. Under windows it also looks in the current workign directory but not udner linux, and linux users ened to take actions accordingly. Environment variables are read onyl in java and no java side fix is possible.

I'll release a new alpha soon with more information and revert to the old laodlibrary function which will need a libunitsync.so rather than a unitsync.so

SupaSonic · Post by **SupaSonic** » 27 Feb 2007, 19:29

Shouldn't there be some kind of a command line switch for this? I don't know about the libraries, but I think there is a switch -cp for class files. Maybe there's something similar for libraries...

I've tried

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java -cp . -jar AFLobby.jar

but no luck.

Maybe I'm just talking nonsense.

AF · Post by AF » 27 Feb 2007, 21:14

try this:

AFLobby Alpha 17

10053r · Post by **10053r** » 28 Feb 2007, 00:30

K. This time there is a new message.

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Unsatisfied link error, make sure you have a JNI aware unitsync library in the same folder as AFLobby, path: /home/username/Desktop library path:/usr/lib/jvm/java-1.5.0-sun-1.5.0.08/jre/lib/i386/client/:/usr/lib/jvm/java-1.5.0-sun-1.5.0.08/jre/lib/i386:/usrl/lib/jvm/java-1.5.0-sun-1.5.0.08/jre/../lib/i386

I tried moving libunitsync.so to the first spot specified under library path, but no luck.

Also, I get a message that I should update to alpha 17 when I launch alpha 17.

AF · Post by AF » 28 Feb 2007, 00:35

oooh, ignroe that me forgettign to update a version string again.

And is that when running via java -jar aflobby.jar or aflobby.sh? "/home/username/Desktop" should appear in the second string following library path: if the script worked as intended.

also:

If it does not, then place the following command in your .profile, .bashrc, or whatever, file:
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=.:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH

elio · Post by **elio** » 28 Feb 2007, 01:49

no luck on macos either. Same complaint.

AF · Post by AF » 28 Feb 2007, 02:03

The environment variable library path must contain the folder unitsync and aflobby are in or the current working folder.

elio · Post by **elio** » 28 Feb 2007, 02:05

the environment variable is == the current working folder that contains aflobby and unitsync

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[Linux Lobby] AFLobby Beta 3.9.7