A few months ago I posted some help requests for using Babylon Chat server and
got some suggestions, but I'm just too flat out to adequately trouble-shoot
this on my own. I need help and I'm willing to pay. And since this isn't a
"job" type posting I thought I'd post my request here. Hope it's ok.
I am having trouble getting a Java chat server app to run. I am vaguely
familiar with what's involved and at stake, but I cannot get this thing to run.
I'm using CF7 on Win2003Server. I believe I'm running CF on JRun, but the
server was installed so long ago I can't remember which option I chose. Yes,
it's embarrassing, I know.
As I said, I am willing to pay someone to help me debug the issue and get the
app running. For the person who knows what their doing java-server-wise, I'm
sure this is a simple issue. Please contact me asap and we'll set something up
for next week. Preferable if you have Skype and Unyte, or we can do a GoTo
Meeting.
Thanks,
Mik
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Here's a passage from the help file:
If you want to run the server, or run the client as a standalone Java
application, then you will need to obtain/locate the command-line program
called 'java'. After you have done this, you will need to set your
CLASSPATH. This variable tells the Java software where to find all the
parts of Babylon that it needs. After you download and/or build Babylon,
you will have a file called 'babylon.jar'. You need to put the pathname
of this file into your CLASSPATH variable.
One convenient way to do this is to use the -classpath argument to
the Java program, like so:
java -classpath <babylon-directory>/babylon.jar babylon
Otherwise, you should set the environment variable manually:
For example, using 'csh' on a Unix-like system, you would do something
like:
setenv CLASSPATH <babylon-directory>/babylon.jar:$CLASSPATH
Under DOS/Windows, it's more like this:
set CLASSPATH=c:<bablon-directory>\babylon.jar;%CLASSPATH%
Now you can start either a Babylon client, a server, or both. To start
the client, invoke the Java program with the name 'babylon', plus any
of the options shown:
java babylon [-username name] [-password password]
[-servername host] [-portnumber port] [-autoconnect]
[-chatroom room] [-xsize width] [-ysize height]
[-nopasswords] [-locksettings] [-hidecanvas]
More info here:
http://visopsys.org/andy/babylon/developers.html
If anyone can help me get this thing running I'd be most appreciative.
Michael
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