Old Timer V5 source [Java, V5]

[Emily]

Hello, a long time ago I started on V5 (way before my R63 Post-Shuffle emulator).
But a short time ago I deleted the new source and decided to not work on it anymore.
I will release the old source you can use to build V5 (with packets, encryption has already been implemented)

Why release it?
Since I got it, and I don't do anything with it.

Features:
- Sockets similar to Blunk's v5 sockets (99,99%)
- FuseSecret & RC4
- Dictionary Interface packet handling
- MySQL

This has no special things such as Hibernate, BoneCP and Netty, since it was my beginning project. I barely had experience.

Shoutouts (credits):
Me - doing some little work
Quackster - Sierra's database shit
Nillus - giving me some tips + the connection handler
Harmonic - giving me encryption files + one function I needed

Notes:
This was the begin source, without clientmessage and servermessage, missing login from database either. There's no database as there was nothing loaded from database.

Release:
TimerServer_v5.rar

Virus scan: (trust me or not, but it's the truth)

[MentaL]

[FullmetalPride]

Much appreciated for developers, I assume, so I shall reward you with a Respectable Bump.

[DominicGunn]

Few, almost thought this was Suelakes source. Nice work.

[Zak©]

Few, almost thought this was Suelakes source. Nice work.

Don't worry, that source is in safe hands.

Anyhow i'll browse through this later, good job.

[Emily]

It's not Suelake's source. I just implemented a part of Suelake's V5 byte receiving shit (I got it from Nillus, so I think that means a kind of permission to use it)

Anyways, this can be messy since it was my first real Java server.

[NerdMaromba]

Can you compile it for me?

[NerdMaromba]

Bump!1

[Quackster]

No point using this since it's all hardcoded, the code is absolutely horrible as well.

[Emily]

No point using this since it's all hardcoded, the code is absolutely horrible as well.

I know, this was one of my first Java apps.

[Quackster]

I know, this was one of my first Java apps.

Still considerate how you would still release it though.