[RELEASE] Pokemon Dawn Src (German Pkmn XNA MMORPG Project)

[Omnija]

This shouldn't be a problem, a lot of servers are written in C++ while the clients are written in alternative languages, a good example would be the SmartFox server which is able to take connections from C#, AS3, JAVA and a range of other languages.

... I don't know what your pointing out, but i was pointing out that everyone was probably compiling it wrong.

 

[felixcruzer]

Can somebody tell me how to compile the Server right please?

 

[xnuminous]

... I don't know what your pointing out, but i was pointing out that everyone was probably compiling it wrong.

So why didn't you say that?

 

[felixcruzer]

So why didn't you say that?

You know the Solution?

 

[xnuminous]

You know the Solution?

I'm almost certain that error is from the NHib framework (whether it's being used in this project is could mean otherwise), just read the error properly and right at the bottom it says it right there, silly me!

Either way it's to do with the mapping in NHibernate, I haven't looked at the source and I don't have time to, but check out this blog post and you should be able to follow it back through the factory pattern, it should be in one of the concrete classes

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I don't have time fix the problem but I did provide a possible and likely solution

 

[HoelShare]

I found a way, to compile the Server. But in my opinion it is not a really nice way, to do it like this tt1:

The known Problem is the EffectIdentifiers Column, which is a IList<int>.

The problem is, that this is a list of ints, so that you have to create a new Class
Lets Call it EffectIdentifier

namespace Dawn.Engine.Data.Attacks
{
    public class EffectIdentifier : BaseData
    {
        public virtual int Identifier { get; set; }
    }
}

For that we also need a Mapping Class

using Dawn.Engine.Data.Attacks;
using FluentNHibernate.Mapping;

namespace Dawn.Engine.Data.Access.Mappings.Attacks
{
    public class EffectIdentifierMapping : ClassMap<EffectIdentifier>
    {
        public EffectIdentifierMapping()
        {
            Id(x => x.ID);
            Map(x => x.Identifier);
        }
    }
}

Now there are some places where you have to replace the old integer with the new

AttackAction.cs

foreach (EffectIdentifier effectIdentifier in this.Attack.Base.EffectIdentifiers)
{
            yield return this.EffectLinker.GetInstance(effectIdentifier.Identifier);
}

AttackData.cs

for (int i = 0; i < this.EffectIdentifiers.Count; i++)
{
        output.Write(this.EffectIdentifiers[i].Identifier);
}

...

for (int i = 0; i < count; i++)
{
         this.EffectIdentifiers.Add(new EffectIdentifier() { Identifier = input.ReadInt32()
}

Some other problems.
ExtensionManager.cs

public ISerializable Deserialize(BinaryInput input)
{
  [B]  if (input.BaseStream.Position < input.BaseStream.Length)
        {[/B]
           int count = input.ReadInt32();
           for (int i = 0; i < count; i++)
           {
                    int key = input.ReadInt32();
                    Extension value = Serializer.Deserialize<Extension>(input);

                    this.values.Add(key, value);
            }
  [B]}[/B]
      return this;
}

I hope it will help and someone else will find a better way of doing this

 

[tanomist]

I found a way, to compile the Server. But in my opinion it is not a really nice way, to do it like this tt1:

The known Problem is the EffectIdentifiers Column, which is a IList<int>.

The problem is, that this is a list of ints, so that you have to create a new Class
Lets Call it EffectIdentifier

namespace Dawn.Engine.Data.Attacks
{
    public class EffectIdentifier : BaseData
    {
        public virtual int Identifier { get; set; }
    }
}

For that we also need a Mapping Class

using Dawn.Engine.Data.Attacks;
using FluentNHibernate.Mapping;

namespace Dawn.Engine.Data.Access.Mappings.Attacks
{
    public class EffectIdentifierMapping : ClassMap<EffectIdentifier>
    {
        public EffectIdentifierMapping()
        {
            Id(x => x.ID);
            Map(x => x.Identifier);
        }
    }
}

Now there are some places where you have to replace the old integer with the new

AttackAction.cs

foreach (EffectIdentifier effectIdentifier in this.Attack.Base.EffectIdentifiers)
{
            yield return this.EffectLinker.GetInstance(effectIdentifier.Identifier);
}

AttackData.cs

for (int i = 0; i < this.EffectIdentifiers.Count; i++)
{
        output.Write(this.EffectIdentifiers[i].Identifier);
}

...

for (int i = 0; i < count; i++)
{
         this.EffectIdentifiers.Add(new EffectIdentifier() { Identifier = input.ReadInt32()
}

Some other problems.
ExtensionManager.cs

public ISerializable Deserialize(BinaryInput input)
{
  [B]  if (input.BaseStream.Position < input.BaseStream.Length)
        {[/B]
           int count = input.ReadInt32();
           for (int i = 0; i < count; i++)
           {
                    int key = input.ReadInt32();
                    Extension value = Serializer.Deserialize<Extension>(input);

                    this.values.Add(key, value);
            }
  [B]}[/B]
      return this;
}

I hope it will help and someone else will find a better way of doing this

Can you share compiled server ?

 

[HoelShare]

The compiled server

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But there are some other problems...
E.g. The Database is not filled ...

EDIT:
i've forgotten to mention that i've changed the username of the database to "root2"

 

[felixcruzer]

Thank you for sharing, but you can create a new database...? All Tables etc. should be in the source, am i right?..

 

[HoelShare]

The Database will be created on running the "Dawn.Testing.NHibernate".

 

[felixcruzer]

I found a way, to compile the Server. But in my opinion it is not a really nice way, to do it like this tt1:

The known Problem is the EffectIdentifiers Column, which is a IList<int>.

The problem is, that this is a list of ints, so that you have to create a new Class
Lets Call it EffectIdentifier

namespace Dawn.Engine.Data.Attacks
{
    public class EffectIdentifier : BaseData
    {
        public virtual int Identifier { get; set; }
    }
}

For that we also need a Mapping Class

using Dawn.Engine.Data.Attacks;
using FluentNHibernate.Mapping;

namespace Dawn.Engine.Data.Access.Mappings.Attacks
{
    public class EffectIdentifierMapping : ClassMap<EffectIdentifier>
    {
        public EffectIdentifierMapping()
        {
            Id(x => x.ID);
            Map(x => x.Identifier);
        }
    }
}

Now there are some places where you have to replace the old integer with the new

AttackAction.cs

foreach (EffectIdentifier effectIdentifier in this.Attack.Base.EffectIdentifiers)
{
            yield return this.EffectLinker.GetInstance(effectIdentifier.Identifier);
}

AttackData.cs

for (int i = 0; i < this.EffectIdentifiers.Count; i++)
{
        output.Write(this.EffectIdentifiers[i].Identifier);
}

...

for (int i = 0; i < count; i++)
{
         this.EffectIdentifiers.Add(new EffectIdentifier() { Identifier = input.ReadInt32()
}

Some other problems.
ExtensionManager.cs

public ISerializable Deserialize(BinaryInput input)
{
  [B]  if (input.BaseStream.Position < input.BaseStream.Length)
        {[/B]
           int count = input.ReadInt32();
           for (int i = 0; i < count; i++)
           {
                    int key = input.ReadInt32();
                    Extension value = Serializer.Deserialize<Extension>(input);

                    this.values.Add(key, value);
            }
  [B]}[/B]
      return this;
}

I hope it will help and someone else will find a better way of doing this

What name for the Mapping Class, cause when i create the class, it apperars many erros..

 

[HoelShare]

Classname "EffectIdentifier".
You have to create it at "Dawn.Engine.Data.Attacks"

namespace Dawn.Engine.Data.Attacks
{
    public class EffectIdentifier : BaseData
    {
        public virtual int Identifier { get; set; }
    }
}

Classname: "EffectIdentifierMapping"
You have to create it at "Dawn.Engine.Data.Access.Mappings.Attacks"

using Dawn.Engine.Data.Attacks;
using FluentNHibernate.Mapping;

namespace Dawn.Engine.Data.Access.Mappings.Attacks
{
    public class EffectIdentifierMapping : ClassMap<EffectIdentifier>
    {
        public EffectIdentifierMapping()
        {
            Id(x => x.ID);
            Map(x => x.Identifier);
        }
    }
}

I hope it will help

 

[Omnija]

Anyone got it working?

 

[felixcruzer]

The Server is working, but my computer sucks -.- i cant create a mysql database with username: root2 damn computers !

 

[Omnija]

can you release the edited source so we can edit the database to our needs, or dump the sql file.

 

[matthieu503]

I'll let you host it on my vps, if you'd like. PM me.

 

[felixcruzer]

The database is inside/creates the server right...?

 

[HoelShare]

The Database will be created, but in my opinion there are missing some tables.
Here is the donwload link

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i've added a Configuration file for the database connection

EDIT: link fixed

 

[lcey]

Has anyone actually made a server out of this? Or atleast go it to work?

 

[felixcruzer]

Server error appears: this.listener.Start(); Socketexception was unhandled -.-