Java Injector - Makes your life easier

I have no idea how to properly express the disappointment that I found upon opening this thread.
This isn't injection, this is a file mover. When you write java injector, I'm thinking code injection.
As in, maybe something cool, like a Java injector that injects modifications into the client while it's running.
But no, it's this useless tool that moves a file. Not to mention, dist files and classpaths exist for a reason.

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Originally Posted by aaronweiss

I have no idea how to properly express the disappointment that I found upon opening this thread.
This isn't injection, this is a file mover. When you write java injector, I'm thinking code injection.
As in, maybe something cool, like a Java injector that injects modifications into the client while it's running.
But no, it's this useless tool that moves a file. Not to mention, dist files and classpaths exist for a reason.

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If you ever used XeonMS, the server isn't updated if the .jar comiled file isn't in the JDK and JRE folders.
i find it very useful for myself, a simple program that i made for a simple purpose.
Don't need it? dont post.
but don't call this useless..

Why not spend the time updating your project setup then rather than writing a program to move a file?

This is the best ass ever ! You save my time :D

Lol i thought he meant like wz injector so it automatically patches wz files for people..

Actually if your jar didn't in dist folder, it will reads from jce folder automatically.

this is pointless LOL

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Originally Posted by Darksta

this is pointless LOL

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Whatever... o.O thought it could help some people... thats all.
mods can close.

Useless, you just can make a batch file and load the Jar file from the folder..

I got a question La why chu type like this all bold like we cant read it walao? Anyways why not type normal?
OT Just change the location on your bat

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@echo off
@title OdinMS World Server
set CLASSPATH=.;C:\WHEREVERTHEFUCKYOURSHITDISTCRAPISCOMPILINGTOITHINKISPELDCOMILINGWRONGBUTWHOGIVESAFUCK;dist\mina-core.jar;dist\slf4j-api.jar;dist\slf4j-jdk14.jar;dist\mysql-connector-java-bin.jar
java -Xmx1000m -Dwzpath=wz\ -Djavax.net.ssl.keyStore=filename.keystore -Djavax.net.ssl.keyStorePassword=passwd -Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=filename.keystore -Djavax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword=passwd -Drecvops=recvops.properties -Dsendops=sendops.properties net.world.WorldServer
pause

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Honestly, this release does make your life easier. So instead of bitching about how useless it is, use it yourself. Using shortcuts is almost always better, time is money.

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Originally Posted by blawgwarmzz

Honestly, this release does make your life easier. So instead of bitching about how useless it is, use it yourself. Using shortcuts is almost always better, time is money.

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Ya because you and your trashy ass digletts with their trashy ass tin-foil teeth knows all about dem cash money.

OT: no offense, but why is this thread still open? Har

A release is a release, if it helps some members, then so be it...Got a big problem with it, report it
Keep the flames and insults off

Was expecting a real injector made in Java from the title, but that is probably breaking the rules to begin with. (that really would have made my life easier ^_^)

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Originally Posted by blawgwarmzz

Honestly, this release does make your life easier. So instead of bitching about how useless it is, use it yourself. Using shortcuts is almost always better, time is money.

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Saved me 30 seconds so I could invest that extra .000000003 cents into a bond!

@OT:
Nice GUI I guess is the only real positive thing I can say.

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Originally Posted by legendxzero

Lol i thought he meant like wz injector so it automatically patches wz files for people..

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What? If you want a patching program, use xdelta. It is fast and creates a compact patch faster than you could ever write a program to do such a thing. It literally took me seconds to create a patch using it for some edits I did.

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Originally Posted by FightDesign

In Moople DEV and other sources, if the .jar compiled file is not in the necessary java
folders it throws an exception in the .bat file... telling that from long time experience
with private servers and sources... anyway, that's for sources that require the .jar file
to be in the JDK and JRE folders... it really saves the bother to copy them to the necessary folders
manually, you can do it with one click.

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As long as the jar is in your classpath, or you define a separate location within the environment, it will load the classes like it should normally.

Jeez guys don't make this guy feel bad. Sure it might be useless to some people but at least he tried to contribute to the community and try to help some people. I think the idea is good for some people, continue to develop good sir :D!