hey guys, coded this today . Basically it i just a program like .exe but .jar it connects to the server and you can execute command through it

 

pics :

 

Let me explain how to use it :

When you connect there is IP , if you are using home server you will set it to 127.0.0.1. If your server is online you will use the machine IP address.

 

int port = 1234;

 

You will need to portforward this or whatever the port is there, (PS : open it only UDP).

 

int password = marwan;

This is the password in which the program will use to gain access

 

Links :

 

code : http://pastebin.com/Qq3V4zyn

 

jar link : http://www.4shared.com/file/I3Exz2xT/Telnet.html

 

 

Credits to me.

 

Tested and working, any question just post here .

 

PS :  You can decompile the jar if you want the source code

 

Cool, thats how a telnet should be, using datagrams. Tho, i would suggest going even farder and make a handler system for it :P

 

Check this out: https://code.google.com/p/java-universal-css-engine/

 

Will make swing building a breeze, if ur into css.

Cool stuff there.

 

*For future questions about aCis:

*It won't work for aCis as we have removed telnet

Cool stuff there.

 

*For future questions about aCis:

*It won't work for aCis as we have removed telnet

Its a standalone. It doesn't use the old one.

He coded the connections from scratch.

Its a standalone. It doesn't use the old one.

He coded the connections from scratch.

 

Oh you're right, I didn't check it. I thought it was only the client.

Already exists coded by strike like 3 years ago.

 

http://l2tadmin.blogspot.gr/

 

Well in VB but with mroe commands etc.

Cool, thats how a telnet should be, using datagrams. Tho, i would suggest going even farder and make a handler system for it :P

 

Check this out: https://code.google.com/p/java-universal-css-engine/

 

Will make swing building a breeze, if ur into css.

it is just a simple code,  shouldn't named it telnet tho

nice job marwan, keep up

Already exists coded by strike like 3 years ago.

 

http://l2tadmin.blogspot.gr/

 

Well in VB but with mroe commands etc.

It would be hell easier using VB , java kinda sucks in gui for me

It would be hell easier using VB , java kinda sucks in gui for me

Thats why im posting. I'm actually showing a better program (as the development state of both are currently) and how you cna evolve yours,

Working on any chronicle? It would be nice if you create more commands in this.

Working on any chronicle? It would be nice if you create more commands in this.

only l2jserver but you change it easily

It would be hell easier using VB , java kinda sucks in gui for me

That's why javafx exists. >.>

 

There are so many options for making a gui in java, u you wont believe it. Also, you can embed ur app, into a standalone with Avian / IKVM + Mono. (In java 8, we'll be doing that on build, with no third party software, that will be awesome.)

 

Unrelated, i prefer mono's GTK then VB any day.

Cool, thats how a telnet should be, using datagrams. Tho, i would suggest going even farder and make a handler system for it :P

 

Check this out: https://code.google.com/p/java-universal-css-engine/

 

Will make swing building a breeze, if ur into css.

 

Wouldn't it be better with sockets? I used to face problems trading datagram packets between machines who belong to different networks.

That's why javafx exists. >.>

 

There are so many options for making a gui in java, u you wont believe it. Also, you can embed ur app, into a standalone with Avian / IKVM + Mono. (In java 8, we'll be doing that on build, with no third party software, that will be awesome.)

 

Unrelated, i prefer mono's GTK then VB any day.

I checked IKVM - Mono  really good.