Can it be done?

 

Running the downloadable jar with

java -jar OSBot 2.4.43.jar

Causes the jar to spawn a separate process.

 

How can I run the actual client?

 

Thanks.

Rename the file to osbot.jar - Then: java -jar osbot.jar

This is related:

 

http://osbot.org/forum/topic/94935-arguments-to-start-bot/

 

Short answer: At the moment you can't (or noone knows how really).

java -jar "OSBot 2.4.43.jar"

java -jar "OSBot 2.4.43.jar"

 

That still causes it to spawn a new java instance, running the filter_*.jar file.

Rename the file to osbot.jar - Then: java -jar osbot.jar

 

 

java -jar "OSBot 2.4.43.jar"

 

I'm confused, did you guys read the question? :P or am I genuinely stupid, because at the moment, the process still gets spawned...

 

 

This is related:

 

http://osbot.org/forum/topic/94935-arguments-to-start-bot/

 

Short answer: At the moment you can't (or noone knows how really).

 

Thanks, seems stupid, makes it impossible to attach JRebel to my classes :'(

I'm confused, did you guys read the question? or am I genuinely stupid, because at the moment, the process still gets spawned...

 

Thanks, seems stupid, makes it impossible to attach JRebel to my classes :'(

 

Not sure what you mean, then. This is how it has always worked?

 

Edited March 31, 20169 yr by FrostBug

Not sure what you mean, then. This is how it has always worked?

 

Whaaaaaat...?

 

Brand new, just downloaded: 

U:\Downloads>java -jar "OSBot 2.4.43.jar"

U:\Downloads> <----- this happens just after I click login. (The original process is stopped.)

Whaaaaaat...?

 

Brand new, just downloaded: 

U:\Downloads>java -jar "OSBot 2.4.43.jar"

U:\Downloads> <----- this happens just after I click login. (The original process is stopped.)

 

Are you enabling Debug mode in the boot options? Doing so is required

 

Ah ok!

Thanks, that actually enables console output.

 

Now, the second issue - I still can't add my own arguments to the OSBot client! :'(