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  1. So you are a self proclaimed java developer, eh? What's the difference between an interface and an abstract class? Also, how do you use polymorphism while coding something for l2j? I'm not trying to sound cocky here, but answering these would actually show your knowledge ;)
  2. Visual basic? Seriously? That alone doesn't make you look 'skilled and trustable'.
  3. Not really. Wasn't asking you though :)
  4. What's a void? I mean.. What in your oppinion is a void, Matim? Didn't you mean method (or function) instead of void?
  5. The problem is in the try: block, pasted few posts back. Object 'pvps' does not have a method named 'close' so it throws an exception, and the rest of the code in try block doesn't get executed (it instantly jumps to the 'except' part, which does nothing) thus leaving the connection 'con' still open (con.close() is never executed). So it sits there open for a minute, then timeouts and prints the error :)
  6. идти ебать себя, вы, идиоты Блед
  7. That's gcj (which sucks big time). Install sun's java...
  8. You have to import a class before using it (otherwise the compiler will not find it). Importing a class means 'showing' the path where the class 'lives'. Read moar: http://leepoint.net/notes-java/language/10basics/import.html
  9. http://www.l2jserver.com/2010/10/open-letter-to-our-non-friendly-forks/
  10. http://www.l2jserver.com/wiki/index.php/L2DC_Linux_Server_Guide read it, use it and share it!
  11. There is nothing worse than a self-taught "developer", who has 2 month experience "developing" killing sprees and thinking that he's "da bomb".
  12. Heading is the direction in which the npc is looking. I have no idea how it is calculated though, so you can try setting it to 0.
  13. 1st step - read my previous reply again .. a few times. 2nd step - compare both databases' structures. 3rd step - modify c4 database to match freya's db structure.
  14. It is possible, but is it worth it? This isn't one of those jobs that can be described by 'press this, now select that, now press that...' instructions and would require one or two sleepless nights ;)
  15. What BiggBoss said or http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html
  16. And i hate all like yourself ;) I've never mentioned payment. I was asking what can the project (as a gathering of programmers) offer to another programmer. There are projects, which offer interesting problems, teach something new every day, discussions on optimization, etc. And there are other 'projects' that focus on implementing shared sh!t from forums, copying commited stuff from other forks, removing credits and comments from the original l2j team's code (seen a few of those). Your move.
  17. Let's put it this way: why would i want to become l2rok dev? What can you offer??
  18. Are there still any players left, who use their real ip while performing something illegal? Hell, if i was feeding someone in the olympiad, i'd always fire-up tor!
  19. You save the time of previous subclass change. And on changing you simply check if current time - time of last change is less than the delay you want. If true, dont change, otherwise allow the subclass change.
  20. That's not an error. It is only a part of the stack trace. Pretty much useless at this point. Try tailing a bigger piece or do some grepping to see what exceptions/errors you get. Anyway, is the log file really THAT big so you can't even open it in linux? I bet vim editor could eat it for breakfast
  21. You're running linux aren't you? do a tail thatBigLogFile.log
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