Packet information please?

[Miki Maus]

Originally Posted by deMonSk

Am I the only one that Java emulator makes laugh ?

Java is one of most powerful programming languages around in my opinion, if you don't like anything get the f*** out of this forum. Java supports everything what people would need for a "Beast" server emulator including Multithreading, Fast/Stable networking (NIO/iO) and alot of other stuff, i'm going to use raw nio stucture on this, if i'll get any success on those packet stuff, you'll later cry me to get the server files.

[Miki Maus]

Originally Posted by bootdisk

You could try edxSilkroadLoader which can extract parsed packets (at least it will tell you the structure of some of them).

Also, don't go for iSRO, try with RSRO (easy login + no hackshield there).

Hope it helps.

Thanks for support i'll try that.

Originally Posted by Oriya9

Actually, he's right, many emulators are programmed with Java.
this way the emulator can be working on Windows and Linux servers.

That's one of the reasons why i'm doing it in JAVA, linux will make it much more stable as it will be.

Well almost all languages can work on linux, i don't see a reason to have an emulator to work on both windows and linux

Seems like you don't understand something, if you would put a VB or .net gameserver on linux, it would be like emulating a emulator..

[chea77er]

Seems like you don't understand something, if you would put a VB or .net gameserver on linux, it would be like emulating a emulator..

Hehe nice. But you can use Mono

[Shadowz75]

Originally Posted by chea77er

Hehe nice. But you can use Mono

mono is slow

[chea77er]

Originally Posted by Shadowz75

mono is slow

Are you sure?

YOu can´t say its slow. You can say its a little bit slower then .NET

[bootdisk]

1st of all look at the date of that link:

posted on Sunday, August 28, 2005 6:14 PM |

2nd who better than Microsoft to develop their own platform?

3rd it amuses me how CLI stuff can be multiplatform with Mono. ROFL! xD