Jonquer (Server-Emulator)

[ChingChong23]

Jonquer (a Java Conquer-Online Emulator) is making fast progress on the next open-source Conquer-Server.

The official forums have been launched and are located here: (Register to see boards)

All the details you need to know about the emulator will be located there.

[Fish*]

Very good work goodluck

[_Emme_]

I wish you the best luck on this project, intresting to see how a Java source work out!

GL mate

[Korvacs]

No link back to epvpers = fail.

Also, no where does it mention what client version the server is targetted at.

[© Haydz]

Well, even though the open-source idea is a major fail. I hope you have much success with your project.

[InfamousNoone]

Originally Posted by EmmeTheCoder

I wish you the best luck on this project, intresting to see how a Java source work out!

GL mate

It's the same as a C# source using different classes, methods and slightly different syntax.

-Think-

[Fish*]

Originally Posted by InfamousNoone

It's the same as a C# source using different classes, methods and slightly different syntax.

-Think-

But java is different, but is it harder or easier?
Good to see you again

[Pete1990]

its pretty much the same as C# not much of a dif

[InfamousNoone]

Originally Posted by grillmad

But java is different, but is it harder or easier?
Good to see you again

Uh, In my opinion if you had compared Java to C# 2.0, I'd say they were about even and it's hard to find an article or an argument comparing Java to C# 4.0 (or 3.0 for that matter).

If you compare the development of .NET compared to Java, .NET is the way to go in my opinion. Java is great for cross-platform, sure, but as I (emphasis on I) have always said, I don't plan on writing code expected to run on a Mac or Linux; Windows is where it's at. .NET has grown immensely over the last few years just look at LINQ from C# 3.0, and Dynamic Objects in C# 4.0 (Beta?).

If your fluent in Java, you can easily change and become fluent in C#, and vice-versa. The only real difficulty is re-learning what classes you use for what. For instance in C# you use the "Socket" class for both a server and a client. In Java I believe there's a class called "ServerSocket" or "TcpServer".

[ChingChong23]

Originally Posted by Korvacs

No link back to epvpers = fail.

Also, no where does it mention what client version the server is targetted at.

We will link back, person in charge of the ftp/web is out atm.

Client version is targeted at 5017, i should go mention that.

[_Emme_]

Cleaned up!

[ChingChong23]

cheers for that, more updates on forums.

[araXis]

Goodluck dude

[~Yuki~]

just a hint:




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[s.bat]

Originally Posted by ~Yuki~

just a hint:




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Working on it, thanks.