I'm currently working as a Java developer in RL and recently i decided to improve LeaderMS source. Features: • Removed RMI. • Apache maven to manage the build. • Fully compatible with Java 8.

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• Working nashorn scripting engine. • Scripting Engine debug mode. Virtualbox Additions Windows 98 Cd on this page. You can change your scripts without restarting your server. • Fully working project from eclipse, with debugger and so on. • Removed most crap in LeaderMS source. • Quite stable Working features: GM Like ellinia to orbis boat. Ludibridium elevator.

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Why remove rmi in the first place? Like who the fuck made that dumb mistake from the beginning? Was it fucking kevin? I dont see what's wrong with rmi, interoperability is fucking great and makes your server more dynamic so why remove it? The static 'world' class is stupid as fuck 2. You were always able to edit scripts without restarting server, as they're not complied upon server start 3.

Why wouldn't the project work with eclipse? You're not making sense, eclipse is just the ide 4.

Ok 1-) I don't need RMI since I'm not going to use it for more than 200 players at once. In addiction i dont used any sort of 'static class'. I just removed the remote calls and replaced with local invokes, in the same JVM. In order to generate a release package, i just type mvn clean package and my jar will be production ready. 2-) Yes, because each file is loaded at startup and added in some sort of cache after server execution. 3-) My project uses a actual maven structure, which makes the build really easy.

This is how my project looks like. It's too complex and requires a lot of time and i think i dont have enough knowledge for this, lol.What is your definition of 'java dev in RL'? From your reply you don't seems to be a 'java deff in RL'. Mind explaining your points, if my assumption is wrong: 1.) Not enough knowledge: The amount of knowledge you need for a ms server is barely nothing. The only knowledge you need is the knowledge about sockets and databases. The encryption for example can be ripped of some source,maybe organize it a little more and then you have to never look at it again.

2.) To complex: How can this be to complex? There are enough resources available,even the official server files.

Also if you are making a development thread, post a link to your source code, or come up with a very good reason why you won't post it. Else don't bother making a development thread. It's too complex and requires a lot of time and i think i dont have enough knowledge for this, lol. Working with Java EE stack is really easy compared to creating a server and dealing with criptography, file parsing and packets.Writing a source from scratch is not complex at all. It takes a lot of time if you do not know what you are doing (obviously), but if you are a 'Java Developer In RL', then writing a source should be easy. I've went over it before, it doesn't take too many steps to build your source.