Don't really get it, what will this really help for?Pointless? (c)
You can't just move files...
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Purpose: To help you orgernise your server files.
Difficulty: Will be 1.
Assumed Knowledge: Creating new folders and editting current files.
Server Base: Works with any.
Classes Modified: None.
Procedure
Step 1: First off, lets start making the folders:
- src - For your .JAVAs.
- build - for your .Class files.
-NOTE-A cool thing is to Right click then select Aranage Icons By > Type and then do the same and put them into groups.
If you have a CFG File, or CFGs(you should) Put them in your build Folder. or they will not load.
Step 2: Move all your .JAVA files into src. Do the same for build
Step 3: Fixing compile.bat and run.bat:
Code:@echo off title Compiler echo Copiling files from SRC... color 0C cd src "C:/Program Files/Java/jdk1.6.0/bin/javac" -d ../build *.java pauseCode:@echo off title Server cd build java -Xmx1024m -cp .;./jython.jar;./mysql.jar server 0 pause
There are other files you need to put other places
Work it out.
My server files:
Classes should be build will update later.
Credits: 95% Me. 5% for the correction(build)

Don't really get it, what will this really help for?Pointless? (c)
You can't just move files...
it is ok i gues![]()
Yes you can.
Seriously, it works. Should do. If you know what files to move and were.

Actually you can do it, but you have to edit patches in runserver, compiler and java other (c)

And make them load the .cfg's from the right places.
Java Conventions for the real "coders" even though wtf "coders" mean.
I really dont think that anybody here should need this... Most of you should have it by now lol. This tutorial will probally confuse alot of people even though its so basic..
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