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[REQUEST] mmocore.jar source

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Hey Everybody,

 

I'm trying to debug the client packets being sent by the bypass requests (net.sf.l2j.gameserver.clientpackets.RequestBypassToServer).

It starts in L2GamePacketHandler.java at case 0x21: msg = new RequestBypassToServer(); and that msg is returned by the method handlePacket();. 

 

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However when I try to trace where this message is actually going further, I'm brought to the SelectorThread object in mmocore and the source isn't found. I've tried adding the mmocore.jar in the /lib/ folder as the source location. However I also read after searching that this part of l2j is closed source. Is this avaliable and does anybody have it?

If you're in SelectorThread, basically you already "passed" your error.

 

Error can be only (in almost every case) between the method called which leaded to the error and SelectorThread.

 

Eventually send your error log for further help.

 


 

About MMOCore project itself : http://trac.l2jserver.com/browser/trunk/MMOCore

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If you're in SelectorThread, basically you already "passed" your error.

 

Error can be only (in almost every case) between the method called which leaded to the error and SelectorThread.

 

Eventually send your error log for further help.

 


 

About MMOCore project itself : http://trac.l2jserver.com/browser/trunk/MMOCore

 

Oh, I don't have errors. I just wanted to be able to debug what was going on inside.

But this is perfect, I kept finding conflicting information on whether the source was avaliable or not. Even on the tickets of that tracker links linking to sources were dead, or changed.

 

But thanks!

Generally you debug because you got a bug, not for fun :P.

 

But good for you if you're in the second list.

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