Crowley - r63 - Java - Hibernate/BoneCP (MySQL)

[Livar]

You rarely ever see any new css elements teaming with the client page. The header is definitely a great touch.

Why don't you get on msn anymore!

^HabRockz have a Header on the client, they've had it for some time, so this couldn't be a brand new idea,

and, Crossroads,

why are the screenies r36, thought it was r63.

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[Crossroads]

^HabRockz have a Header on the client, they've had it for some time, so this couldn't be a brand new idea,

and, Crossroads,

why are the screenies r36, thought it was r63.

Posted via Windows 8 Hacker Edition

There an early build of r63 I'll update my client when I get a chance or patch the hosts check on the latest client.

Like a baws


Pow


Bam sending messages and updates (online / offline etc)


Updated first post with screens and change log.

[James]

There an early build of r63 I'll update my client when I get a chance or patch the hosts check on the latest client.

Like a baws


Pow


Bam sending messages and updates (online / offline etc)

Updated first post with screens and change log.

I'm helpin with this now, so you guys can all be ensured it'll be really buggy and very unstable Just like we like em' here in habboz

[Crossroads]

Implemented search


User input (search, im etc) is now filtered!

[Livar]

Looks great, keep it going.

[capostrike93]

y read 3 bytes wen onli 1 needed to check policy also i have a feeling the above snippet will fail at reading messages properly if the client sends multiple msg ids in one packet

you need read 4 bytes (int32) the policy send something like <policy... so you get a big int if try parse.. or checking the first byte "<" (i do this..)

my actual code for parse is..

    private List<byte[]> readIncomingMessage(SocketChannel key, ByteBuffer readBuffer) throws Exception
    { 
        List<byte[]> result = new ArrayList<byte[]>();
        
        Crypto crypto = ...;
        
        byte[] msg;
        do
        {
            msg = readMessage(key, readBuffer, crypto);
            if(msg != null)
                result.add(msg);
            else
                break;
        }
        while (true);
        
         return result;
    }
    
    private byte[] readMessage(SocketChannel key, ByteBuffer readBuffer, Crypto crypto)
    {
        int bytesToRead; 
        if (readBuffer.remaining()>4)
        {
            byte[] lengthBytes = new byte[4];
            readBuffer.get(lengthBytes);
            if(crypto != null)
            {
                crypto.parse(lengthBytes);
            }
            bytesToRead = ByteMessage.Int32(lengthBytes, 0);
            if (readBuffer.remaining()>=bytesToRead)
            {
                byte[] resultMessage = new byte[bytesToRead];
                readBuffer.get(resultMessage); 
                if(crypto != null)
                {
                    crypto.parse(resultMessage);
                }
                
                // remove message
                int remaining = readBuffer.remaining();
                System.arraycopy(readBuffer.array(), readBuffer.position(), readBuffer.array(), 0, remaining);
                readBuffer.clear().limit(remaining).position(0);
                
                return resultMessage;
            }
            if(crypto == null && lengthBytes[0] == 60)
            {
                readBuffer.clear();
                write(key, crossdomain, true);
                return null;
            }
            readBuffer.position(0);
        }
        return null; 
    } 

so i have a List<byte[]> with the packets separated >P

[Crossroads]

you need read 4 bytes (int32) the policy send something like <policy... so you get a big int if try parse.. or checking the first byte "<" (i do this..)

my actual code for parse is..

    private List<byte[]> readIncomingMessage(SocketChannel key, ByteBuffer readBuffer) throws Exception
    { 
        List<byte[]> result = new ArrayList<byte[]>();
        
        Crypto crypto = ...;
        
        byte[] msg;
        do
        {
            msg = readMessage(key, readBuffer, crypto);
            if(msg != null)
                result.add(msg);
            else
                break;
        }
        while (true);
        
         return result;
    }
    
    private byte[] readMessage(SocketChannel key, ByteBuffer readBuffer, Crypto crypto)
    {
        int bytesToRead; 
        if (readBuffer.remaining()>4)
        {
            byte[] lengthBytes = new byte[4];
            readBuffer.get(lengthBytes);
            if(crypto != null)
            {
                crypto.parse(lengthBytes);
            }
            bytesToRead = ByteMessage.Int32(lengthBytes, 0);
            if (readBuffer.remaining()>=bytesToRead)
            {
                byte[] resultMessage = new byte[bytesToRead];
                readBuffer.get(resultMessage); 
                if(crypto != null)
                {
                    crypto.parse(resultMessage);
                }
                
                // remove message
                int remaining = readBuffer.remaining();
                System.arraycopy(readBuffer.array(), readBuffer.position(), readBuffer.array(), 0, remaining);
                readBuffer.clear().limit(remaining).position(0);
                
                return resultMessage;
            }
            if(crypto == null && lengthBytes[0] == 60)
            {
                readBuffer.clear();
                write(key, crossdomain, true);
                return null;
            }
            readBuffer.position(0);
        }
        return null; 
    } 

so i have a List<byte[]> with the packets separated >P

With the old protocol you need the first three bytes the first is used to check if it's a policy request and then the three are used to get the Base64 encoded header.

[capostrike93]

With the old protocol you need the first three bytes the first is used to check if it's a policy request and then the three are used to get the Base64 encoded header.

oh are talking of the old protocol.. i think are talking of the new..

so.. ignore my last message xd

[Pedobear]

Really like the idea but why did you start using the name of the Dutch hotel manager no bad thing because your stuff really loosk good from here.

[Crossroads]

Really like the idea but why did you start using the name of the Dutch hotel manager no bad thing because your stuff really loosk good from here.

Has nothing todo with Habbo it's a long story ;)

[Caustik]

Any updates on the cms side of things? Really interested in Rails, started learning it today :D
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[Crossroads]

I wont be able to update until Tuesday at the earliest.

Made a few small changes last online should now work. Back properly tuesday / wednesday.

Pushed a working db and changed mapping of user class.

[Crossroads]

So I'm back once I get home I'll finish off the messenger accept/remove friend and probably implement a ping/pong system.

[Crossroads]

Did some work on CrowleyWeb everything now uses i18n so you can localise it easily user sign in / sign up is done displaying your Habbo's is nearly done I'll wok on creating a Habbo soon.

[Crossroads]

So yeah Habbo selector: