hey guys iv come back to scripting after about a year and i have recently edited my scripts to work on the new version of osrs...

 

downsides.....

 

running on slow portable hotspot so not much bandwidth with slow, sloppy connection, anything i can do locally?

 

Thanks guys!

I have no idea about how to help you, other than tell you what the source of your problems are: http://gyazo.com/175626217d2a93c8c54e48fba96fdd1c

Project -> Export -> Jar file

Project -> Export -> Jar file

 

i am using notepad++ 

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9941296/how-do-i-make-a-jar-from-a-java

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9941296/how-do-i-make-a-jar-from-a-java

 

i donot understand with this.... i remember i use to use a java program and had to make a keytool or somthing that was how i did it back in the day

does anyone know of the java program that makes you make a key, or at least any cmd.exe command lines that i can use to compile them into .class files then compile the class files in a .jar file?

i donot understand with this.... i remember i use to use a java program and had to make a keytool or somthing that was how i did it back in the day

does anyone know of the java program that makes you make a key, or at least any cmd.exe command lines that i can use to compile them into .class files then compile the class files in a .jar file?

In cmd prompt cd into the directory of your .java files. Then type in "javac *.java" this will compile all files ending in .java.

i am using notepad++ 

 

Go get eclipse or intelliJ please,

Will spare you a lot of time!

 

 

In cmd prompt cd into the directory of your .java files. Then type in "javac *.java" this will compile all files ending in .java.

 

What mysteryy said

 

Edited June 26, 201411 yr by Khaleesi

http://gyazo.com/d68bedf0d589b186d3d3c91074eb081e

http://gyazo.com/d68bedf0d589b186d3d3c91074eb081e

 

Really?

 

First go to the folder where your .java files are in

You can do that by the command cd "mapname/lala/src",

 

then do javac "javafilename".java

 

http://gyazo.com/d5ff1275c582e92c6d5d7f9c7d7c1c0b

http://gyazo.com/d68bedf0d589b186d3d3c91074eb081e

 

Install JDK

Install JDK

 

Indeed

 

Just get eclipse or intelliJ ... way faster ^^

Edited June 26, 201411 yr by Khaleesi

C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_05

eclipse is nearly done now, but i dont understan what a map is, im in the path where my 2 .java files are located but it just cant find JDK or javac is not reconoized

Your system doesn't have your JDK properly registered.

 

You can fix it by appending the path to your 'Path' environment variable for your system

this can be done with the command:
 

 

set Path=%Path%;{YOUR_JDK_PATH_HERE}

 

 

example (don't use this path, use your own):

 

set Path=%Path%;C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_02\bin

 

 

this should allow your system to recognize the javac command

Edited June 26, 201411 yr by FrostBug