Java Injector - Makes your life easier

Always after compiling, you have to copy the .jar file
to some folders in your Java path. this program will do it for you!

http://i49.tinypic.com/33c172u.png

All you have to do is set the .jar path in the first text box,
and in the second one, set the Java folder path, and press Inject.
The program will copy the .jar file to the necessary folders automatically.
You can press Save to save the paths for the next time you use the program.
It will also save whether the sound is muted or not.

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Dafuq.
You could simply put the project folder in the source folder and let the bat load the jar from it.
Never replaced any jar.

Nonetheless good release.

Dafuq.
You could simply put the project folder in the source folder and let the bat load the jar from it.
Never replaced any jar.

Nonetheless good release.

Edit: What the hell is the sound for?

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Originally Posted by LikeABaws

Dafuq.
You could simply put the project folder in the source folder and let the bat load the jar from it.
Never replaced any jar.

Nonetheless good release.

Edit: What the hell is the sound for?

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Not really, you need the .jar compiled file in the JRE7 folder AND the JDK folder.
I put sound for like every tool i create as the official bg sound.
you can mute and save if you want, then next time it loads
it'll be muted.

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Originally Posted by FightDesign

Not really, you need the .jar compiled file in the JRE7 folder AND the JDK folder.
I put sound for like every tool i create as the official bg sound.
you can mute and save if you want, then next time it loads
it'll be muted.

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Uhh no. You only need the compiled jar in your dist for source.

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Originally Posted by TiredGuy

Uhh no. You only need the compiled jar in your dist for source.

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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.

Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy Files are the only files to be added to JKD and JRE.
You don't need the compiled jar in the JDK nor the JRE.

Besides it doesn't matter where the compiled jar is located as long as you know how to load
from any direction. Easiest to load is from the direction of the bat (or any other executing) and any sub-directions.

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Originally Posted by LikeABaws

Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy Files are the only files to be added to JKD and JRE.
You don't need the compiled jar in the JDK nor the JRE.

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Well, i don't even have a dist folder in my source...
it uses the .jar file in the JDK and JRE folders...
if it's not in there, the server won't run.

Sure it won't run, if you let it load from there.
But it's still faster my way :P

People became EXTRA lazy huh?
Just create a shortcut on your desktop that leads to the netbeans project and use ctrl X + ctrl V to pass ur jar file to the dist folder in your source.. No need to put ur jar in any or the java folders..

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Originally Posted by iCaseVac

People became EXTRA lazy huh?
Just create a shortcut on your desktop that leads to the netbeans project and use ctrl X + ctrl V to pass ur jar file to the dist folder in your source.. No need to put ur jar in any or the java folders..

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Why would I do so, if I know that there's a more comfortable way...

If there's a more comfortable way to do it (+ faster) you should do it, I didn't read the comments here just said what I think about the release.
I just think that this injector won't really help anyone..

Lol making a batch file is 10x easier, that way you are literally just opening up 2 batch files: copier and server launcher.

PHP Code:

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@echo off
color 0c
xcopy /Y C:\Users\XXX\Desktop\XXX\netbeans\dist\XXX.jar C:\Users\XXX\Desktop\XXX\dist

echo .jar has been replaced!
pause 


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Originally Posted by Yaseen

Lol making a batch file is 10x easier, that way you are literally just opening up 2 batch files: copier and server launcher.

PHP Code:

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@echo off
color 0c
xcopy /Y C:\Users\XXX\Desktop\XXX\netbeans\dist\XXX.jar C:\Users\XXX\Desktop\XXX\dist

echo .jar has been replaced!
pause 


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And what makes it easier? o.o
it's pretty much the same.. just that
the program is more Noob - Friendly.
Anyway, i'm using an old-school source updated to v83
probably that's why it's like that... well,
if you think this is pointless feel free to close it, just thought
some may need this so i released it... it really helps me out but..
whatever you guys want.

Kinda pointless, placing the jar inside there should not be necessary in the first place.

the word inject makes you sound like you're injecting a virtual machine inside of another program. ha!
also don't use slogans if you don't need one. forcing a slogan often makes your thread gay