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yeah i c/p it from there to help noobs like you to start dev! also i give his credits

25 euro is really good price

yes cuz my host is in gr and i pay it hand to hand! i saw you the code if you want more try to find a guide using google

is a simple way to creat matrix codes! let me show you! first of all create new txt file. save this inside. @echo off :cmd color 02 set /a a=%random%%%2 set /a b=%random%%%2 set /a c=%random%%%2 set /a d=%random%%%2 set /a e=%random%%%2 set /a f=%random%%%2 set /a g=%random%%%2 set /a h=%random%%%2 set /a i=%random%%%2 set /a j=%random%%%2 set /a k=%random%%%2 set /a l=%random%%%2 set /a m=%random%%%2 set /a n=%random%%%2 set /a o=%random%%%2 set /a p=%random%%%2 set /a q=%random%%%2 set /a r=%random%%%2 set /a s=%random%%%2 set /a t=%random%%%2 set /a u=%random%%%2 set /a v=%random%%%2 set /a w=%random%%%2 set /a x=%random%%%2 set /a y=%random%%%2 set /a z=%random%%%2 echo %a%%b%%c%%d%%e%%f%%g%%h%%i%%j%%k%%l%%m%%n%%o%%p%%q%%r%%s%%t%%u%%v%%w%%x%%y%%z%%a ? %%b%%c%%d%%e%%f%%g%%h%%i%%j%%k%%l%%m%%n%%o%%p%%q%%r%%s%%t%%u%%v%%w%%x%%y%%z%%a%% ? b%%c%%d%%e%%f%%g%%h%%i%%j%%k%%l%%m%%n%%o%%p%%q%%r%%s%%t%%u%%v%%w%%x%%y%%z%%a% ping localhost 0.2 >nul goto cmd pause then save the text to erol.bat and you done and c'mon i dont want nothing from you. i can pay for 1k domains if i want. i dont have domain till now cuz i dont have paypal T_T

if you want to create matrix i will help you! just send me a pm

if you want to start learning you can download the book that i post! it will answer all your questions

ok im going to update and a book for newbies edit: updated

The teachings of basic, proper Java Normally I wouldn't mess around and would just get to it. But I believe at least an introduction is necessary. So here goes. Hello Joe, my name is Blake and I'm posting this tutorial to teach you how to understand and write in the Java programming language. It wont be easy, so don't expect it to be. This tutorial will not teach you how to compile or set up a private server, this tutorial will teach you the basics of Java, nothing less, nothing more. So, where do we begin? Variables In Java, there are certain things that you can create called variables. Technically, a variable is an object that can hold a specific type of data. In other words, a variable is something that can hold a value. Here are the types common of variables, what they stand for, and the type of value they can hold: int - integer - whole numbers under 2.17 billion in size long - long integer - whole numbers that are larger than 2.17 billion. double - double - variable that can contain numbers with decimal values boolean - boolean - holds only two values, true or false String - String - holds more than one character, like a word or sentence. int This is a very common variable. It stands for integer, and can hold values of whole numbers less than 2.17 billion (this includes negatives), but cannot hold decimal values. If you try to make an integer bigger than 2.17 billion, your program will crash. long This is the exact same as an int, except it can hold larger values than 2.17 billion (on Windows machines). It cannot hold decimal values. double The double is the exact same as a long, except it can hold decimal values. boolean This is a helpful little variable, although it can only hold two values. The boolean cannot hold numbers, it can only hold two values: true and false. String The String is a special type of variable. It can hold multiple characters to form a series of words or a sentence. So how do we use these variables? In Java, any variable must be explicitly declared. Because of this, Java is sometimes considered a strongly typed language. Don't worry about that though. Just know that before you want to use a variable, you must tell Java that it exists. To do this, we declare our variable. Declaring a variable looks like this: accesslevel type name; Access Level: The access level is how your variable can be accessed. By default, other packages cannot see or use a variable unless you set the access level properly. A package is a folder that contains related Java classes. A Java "class" is a Java file. Most private servers don't use packaging, so you don't need to be too worried about the access level. Common access levels are as so: public private There are more, but you don't need to worry. public The access level public means that other packages can see it, hence the term public. private The direct opposite of public, other packages cannot see a variable with access type of private You do not have to specify an access level for your variables. By default, variables are private and cannot be accessed by other packages unless you declare them as public. Type: The type in our variable declaration is the type of variable we are declaring: int, long, boolean, double, etc. Name: Name is simply the name you give to the variable you are declaring. By Java conventions, your variables should start with a lowercase letter, and any other words in your name must start with an upper case letter. The name cannot contain spaces. An example of a variable declaration: public int myInteger; Statements A statement in Java is basically anything you are coding. Anything from declaring a variable to doing advanced math is either a statement or a series of statements. The variable declaration above is a statement. Statements must end with a semicolon unless you are using a code block. A code block is simply, a block of code, starting with { and ending with }. Therefore, for every {, there must be a } to end the statement. Conditional Statements A conditional statement is a statement that will execute only when a certain condition is met. These statements are also called "if" statements. This is the layout for an if statement: if(arguement) code to execute; If you are using only a semi colon in any statement, you cannot perform more than one action in the statement. Here is an example explaining this concept: int myInteger; myInteger = 1; if(myInteger == 1) System.out.println("Yay!"); System.out.println("myInteger is equal to one!"); How many statements are in the above code? There are actually four statements in the above code. Statement one: declaring myInteger. Statement two: setting myInteger to 1. Statement three: this is our conditional statement, it therefore includes the "System.out.println("Yay!")", but only executes it if myInteger is 1. Statement 4: printing "myInteger is equal to one!" into our console. System.out.println(String) prints text to the console. What do you think the output is of this program? Here is what it will say: Yay! myInteger is equal to one! What happens if we change the code to this? int myInteger; myInteger = 2; if(myInteger == 1) System.out.println("Yay!"); System.out.println("myInteger is equal to one!"); Now what is the output? myInteger is equal to one! Surprised? I expect you to be. By changing myInteger to 2, the conditional statement should not execute and it should not say anything at all. Wrong, because as I stated above, you can only execute one action if you are using just a semi colon. To change this, we will use what is called a code block. A code block allows you to execute more than one action at once within one statement. Here is an example of the above code, with a code block instead: int myInteger; myInteger = 2; if(myInteger == 1) { System.out.println("Yay!"); System.out.println("myInteger is equal to one!"); } Now what is the output of the program? Nothing. We have successfully bunched two actions into our code block, and because our myInteger variable is 2, the if statement never executes because it only executes if myInteger is 1. You might have noticed the "=" and "==" characters in the above statements. These are called operators, which brings me to the next section... Operators An operator is something that performs a calculation. There are many operators, all meant for specific calculations. Here is a list of the common ones, and their purpose. / ~ Division > ~ Greater Than < ~ Less Than >= ~ Greater than or equal to <= ~ Less than or equal to == ~ Equal to != ~ Not equal to ++ ~ Increment -- ~ De-increment && ~ AND || ~ OR Thats a lot of operators eh? Trust me, there are more operators, designed for performing calculations on the level of bits and bytes. For the sake of your sanity, we'll just stay with the operators I've listed above. I wont go into detail about these operators for the sake of time, you can figure out what they do by looking at the list above. Now that I've gone over basic conditional statements and variables, lets go onto methods. Methods Simply put, a method is a chunk of code that performs a calculation, and returns a value based on the calculation it makes. Its not as complicated as it seems. A method is just like a variable, it is declared in the same way. The key difference is that a method must have a code block, while a statement doesn't have to. A method is a holder for statements. Here are a few types of methods: void int long String boolean double The list goes on, however, these are the most common types of methods. You may have noticed that they are very similar to variables, well in a sense they are. I mentioned before that a method returns a value. Every method returns a value except for a void. Lets go over what they return. void No return type. int Returns an integer. long Returns a large integer. String Returns a String value. boolean Returns a boolean value double Returns an integer value with decimal points supported, or a double. You may have noticed that the methods return the value that their brother variables can hold. If you made this connection, good job. If not, that's okay. Declaring a method is just like declaring a variable, but you add a code block. Here's the way you declare methods: accesslevel type name(parameters) { Code inside the method return value } Parameters are slightly more advanced. Basically, a parameter is a way of giving our method variables so it can perform calculations. You can have multiple parameters in your method. To make a method execute, we have to call the method by its name and its parameters. Here is the layout of calling a method: name(parameters); Separate parameters are separated by a comma. Here is an example of how to use parameters: public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.println("The value of 5.5 + 5.5 is equal to" + doAddition(5.5, 5.5)); } double doAddition(double one, double two) { double solution = one + two; return solution; } We will go over the above code line by line Line 1: our main method which Java calls when it starts the file. Line 2: opening brace for our main method code block Line 3: printing to the console window by calling doAddition(int, int) method Line 4: closing brace for our main method code block Line 5: declaration of our doAddidion method which is the double type, so we can do addition with not only whole numbers but also decimals Line 6: opening brace for our doAddition method code block Line 7: creating a new integer called solution, then setting solution to one + two. Line 8: returning solution, the value that was calculated based on the parameters given Line 9: closing brace for our doAddition method code block The output of the above program looks like this: The value of 5.5 + 5.5 is equal to 11 What might confuse you is the parameters. You declare variables in parameters, and use them only within the code block of the method that has the new variables. We give the parameter variables their value when we call the method. Why do this when we can just do variable = number + number? Well sometimes we want to do more advanced calculations than just addition, such as the quadratic formula or distance formula. Methods are advanced, custom calculations. About the void. A void is a method with no return type, therefore it does not return anything. The void simply executes the statements within it and finishes whenever it is called. Classes A class, technically, is an object in object-oriented programming. Simply put, a class is usually a Java file that holds methods. This is a slightly more advanced concept than we have previously talked about. A class is declared just like a method, except you must put 'class' as the type. All of your code must be contained within the code block of a class. Here is what a normal Java program looks like: public class HelloWorld { public static void(String[] args) { System.out.println("Hello World!"); } } The above code will compile and run in the Java environment. When running once compiled, it will say Hello From Danoobz0r! Cute. Lets move on. Classes can be (here comes a big word) instantiated, or created an instance of. Creating an instance of a class from another class tells that class to run relative to the class that is creating an instance of it. Its complicated, you may have to read that sentence a few times to understand. Basically, you can call a class like you can call a method. But instead of calling the class, you must create an instance of the class. Once you create an instance of the class, you can use almost any method or variable that is inside the class. Here is how you instance a class: classname variablename = new classname(parameters); Yes, classes can also have parameters. This is done by what is called the classes constructor. It is an advanced concept that you may not understand for a while until you get used to programming Java. By default, any class you create has no parameters, so you do not include any parameters in the instance of the class. This is how to create an instance of a class using parameters.The class we are going to instantiate public class SayHello { String text; public SayHello(String text) { this.text= text; } public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.prinltn(text); } } } Line 1: declaring our class SayHello Line 2: opening brace for our SayHello class Line 3: declaring a new string, naming it 'text' Line 4: white space Line 5: constructor. Notice the parameters, we are creating a new variable inside the constructor. Line 6: opening brace of the code block for our constructor Line 7: setting the String text in the outside of our constructor to the parameter that we received when the class was instantiated. Line 8: closing our constructor code block Line 9: white space Line 10: main method called by Java when the program starts Line 11: opening brace for our main method code block Line 12: printing to the console the value of the 'text' String Line 13: closing our main method code block Line 14: closing our SayHello class code block. Instancing the class SayHello mySayHelloClassVariable = new SayHello("Hello, From Danoobz0r!"); Now, when we run the above statement that instances the SayHello class, the SayHello class will print the following text: Hello, World! Congratulations, if you have made it this far, you now understand the basics of Java programming. [move]credits to tsgh mike [/move] Beginning Java Programming For Dummies http://hotfile.com/dl/22317508/38ce778/Beginning.Programming.with.Java.For.Dummies.www.softarchive.net.rar.html

i think they fix l2jattacker :S

ok the dekarma is yours i told you 3 times to stop. if you want to find this go make a search here or on google. if you make again offtopic post i will report you for ban

no what is this? give me more infos

what is l2xenovia? and what r u talking about.. and who r u? @i dont answer again to offtopics

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and who care about you? im not anonimator. im working for l2mafia and i have access on this server database im like a dev. @stop making offtopic posttttttttt damn

anonimator is the admin. new video added :P http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qq1uFIQDEWM

ok sry for posting! topic locked

omg kidz0r i wanted to write delicated.. i write this by fault lolen. and i dont spend money cuz im not the administrator @the next time that i will see oftopic post i will dekarma

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Οδηγός για το πώς θα κάνετε έναν Lineage2 Server σε Windows Ο οδηγός αυτός δημιουργήθηκε από τον Comfuzio και βασίστηκε σε προσωπικές εμπειρίες και δεν έχει καμία σχέση με αντιγραφή αντικειμένων ή κειμένου από άλλους χρήστες. Edit 2/9/2008: Οι οδηγίες αφορούν μισθωμένους σέρβερς και όχι το pcάκι σπίτι σας. Εάν θέλετε να κάνετε σέρβερ σπίτι σας ΟΦΕΙΛΕΤΕ να ξέρετε από port forwaring, NAT και τα βασικά από τα δίκτυα. Πρόλογος * Κεφάλαιο 1ο: Τι πρέπει να έχω Α) Προτεινόμενο hardware. Β) Απαραίτητο software. * Κεφάλαιο 2o: Εγκατάσταση λογισμικού Α) Εγκατάσταση MySQL . Β) Εγκατάσταση Java Run Time. Γ) Κατοχύρωση ενός ονόματος στο www.no-ip.com * Κεφάλαιο 3o: Ρύθμιση και Εκκίνηση του Server Α) Αποσυμπίεση του L2J-Free. Β) Ρύθμιση του Login & Game Server. Γ) Εκκίνηση του Server. * Κεφάλαιο 4o: Τροποποίηση του Client Α) Τροποποίηση του Hosts αρχείου (Νόμιμος τρόπος) Β) Τροποποίηση του System (Μη Νόμιμος τρόπος δεν περιέχετε) * Κεφάλαιο 1o: Α) Το προτεινόμενο hardware που μπορεί να έχει ένας L2J-Free Server είναι: CPU: P4 ή AMD Athlon στα 2GHz, RAM: 1GB, HDD 10GB και internet 10mbps. Μπορείτε και με μικρότερη CPU αλλά δεν προτείνετε. Β) Λογισμικό: Εκτός των Windows (2003 server) ή GNU Linux χρειάζεστε και τα παρακάτω προγράμματα: Α)MySQL,Β) JavaRuntimeEnvironment (JRE) 6 Update 7, Γ) Navicat, Δ) No-IP (Για μη static IP) και φυσικά τον L2J-Free! [Συγγνώμη αλλά εδώ και αρκετό καιρό έχω σταματήσει να ασχολούμαι με το compiling, google it πάντως και θα βρείτε μόνοι σας server packs]. * Κεφάλαιο 2o: Α) Η εγκατάσταση της MySQL είναι μια εύκολη διαδικασία. Στο βήμα 3 θα διαλέξετε το 2o κουμπί με το OLTP Στο βήμα 4 θα βάλετε κωδικό στον χρήστη root Στο βήμα 5 πατάτε Finish και αυτό ήταν! Η MySQL εγκαταστάθηκε επιτυχώς! Β) Η Εγκατάσταση της JRE είναι απλή δεν παραθέτω εικόνες. Γ) Το Navicat είναι το καλλίτερο GUI πρόγραμμα για SQL. Με αυτό θα δημιουργήσουμε την βάση δεδομένων του server μας. Ανοίγουμε το Navicat και δημιουργούμε μια σύνδεση Αφού δημιουργήσουμε την σύνδεση με τον server μας κάνουμε δεξί κλικ επάνω στην σύνδεση και πατάμε New Database και την ονομάζουμε L2JDB Τέλος για τώρα με το Navicat. Δ) Το No-ip είναι απλό στην εγκατάσταση, το μόνο που θέλει είναι να κάνετε εγγραφή στην σελίδα τους και να κλείσετε ένα όνομα πχ l2jinterlude.no-ip.info. * Κεφάλαιο 3o: Έχουμε ήδη το τελευταίο L2J-Free pack το οποίο κάνουμε Αποσυμπίεση. Μεταφέρουμε τα αρχεία όλα στο C:\Server\ έτσι ώστε μέσα του ο φάκελος Server να περιέχει 4 υποφακέλους. Login, GameServer, Sql και Tools. Πηγαίνουμε στον φάκελο Tools και ανοίγουμε το αρχείο Database_Installer.bat με δεξή κλικ και Edit. Βάζουμε τα στοιχεία της DB μας δηλαδή Localhost, root, rootpass, l2jdb ΚΑΙ όπου δούμε set mysqlBinPath=C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 4.1\bin το κάνουμε set mysqlBinPath=C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 5.0\bin. Κάνουμε save και το τρέχουμε με διπλό κλικ. Σε ότι μας ρωτήσει για back up του λέμε ΟΧΙ (λόγο του ότι δεν έχει τίποτα για να σώσει) και σε ότι μας ρωτήσει για τον τύπο εγκατάστασης του λέμε F δηλαδή πλήρης. Επόμενο βήμα είναι η ρύθμιση του server για να τρέξει σε πρώτη φάση και να δέχεται συνδέσεις από το Internet. Πηγαίνουμε στους φακέλους C:\Server\GameServer\Config\ και C:\Server\Login\Config\ και τροποποιούμε τα αρχεία loginserver.properties & server.properties στα οποία τους βάζουμε τα στοιχεία της DB μας. Στο C:\Server\Game Server\Config\server.properties ορίζουμε και την IP του Server. Παραθέτω κείμενο. # This is transmitted to the clients connecting from an external network, so it has to be a public IP or resolvable hostname ExternalHostname=127.0.0.1 # This is transmitted to the client from the same network, so it has to be a local IP or resolvable hostname InternalHostname=127.0.0.1 Στο ExternalHostname= βάζουμε την διεύθυνση που πήραμε από το NO-IP πχ ExternalHostname=l2interlude.no-ip.info Και στο InternalHostname= βάζουμε την IP του server μας πχ 192.168.1.100 Υπόψην η LANIP του Server να είναι ΠΑΝΤΑ στατική. Μετά εκτελούμε C:\Server\Login\RegisterGameServer.bat και του δίνουμε σαν νούμερο το 1. Όταν τελειώσει μας παράγει ένα αρχείο hexid(server1).txt το οποίο κάνουμε μετονομασία σε hexid.txt και το μεταφέρουμε στο C:\Server\GameServer\Config\ Συγχαρητήρια!!! Ο Lineage2 Server σας είναι έτοιμος!!! Τον ανοίγετε από τα εικονίδια C:\Server\GameServer\Config\startLoginServer.bat & C:\Server\GameServer\startGameServer.bat τα οποία μπορείτε να κάνετε και συντόμευσης στο Desktop σας. Ο Server σας εκτελείτε με αυτά τα 2 παράθυρα τα οποία δεν κλείνετε ΠΟΤΕ! * Κεφάλαιο 4o: Για να μπείτε στον Server σας θα πρέπει να κάνετε μια μικρή τροποποίηση σε ένα αρχείο στο pc σας. Το αρχείο αυτό είναι στο C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\Etc\ και ονομάζεται hosts χωρίς κατάληξη. Το ανοίγετε με το notepad και προσθέτετε στο τέλος την γραμμή: 192.168.1.100 l2authd.lineage2.com Save και κλείσιμο. Όπου 192.168.1.100 πάει η στατική LanIP του Server σας. Αν έχετε μισθωμένο θα βάλετε την IP που σας έδωσαν. Αυτός είναι ο Νόμιμος τρόπος.

Whenever the data is need to be stored, a file is used to store the data. File is a collection of stored information that are arranged in string, rows, columns and lines etc. In this section, we will see how to create a file. This example takes the file name and text data for storing to the file. For creating a new file File.createNewFile( ) method is used. This method returns a boolean value true if the file is created otherwise return false. If the mentioned file for the specified directory is already exist then the createNewFile() method returns the false otherwise the method creates the mentioned file and return true. Lets see an example that checks the existence of a specified file.

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