Eclipse Updater

[Godlord]

@Zetta:

> @Godlord:
>
> > @[TE:
> >
> > > Captain evilbunnie link=topic=56101.msg594398#msg594398 date=1262417544]
> > > Works on Linux, Great Job Unknown!!!!!
> >
> > Should work everywhere where JVM is supported.
> >
> > Regards,
> >   Godlord.
>
> Obvious statement was exceedingly obvious.
> Should work on:
> Linux 2.x, Solaris, Windows (98 to 7), FreeBSD, and Mac.
>
> if jogl is used instead of swing, then it would work on Windows Mobile and Symbian also.
>
> if awt is used instead of swing then it would work on Amiga

Amiga 1.0 - 3.1 or Amiga 3.9+? Because I have Amiga 3.0 installed.

Regards,
  Godlord.

[unknown]

Didn't know that about jogl…

It looks like for mobile platforms sun is pushing JavaFX the hardest. Works on Sony Ericsson, LG, Sprint, Orange and Android. + Windows, Linux (finally), Mac.

[Homicidal Monkey]

yeah, but jogl uses more initial ram than swing. AWT is generally the most resource conversant windowing system, but Swing looks nice on all comps.

[Smallbro]

I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, all the files are in the correct place and it downloads them just not to the GFX folder?

[Homicidal Monkey]

try putting the graphics within the gfx folder within the zip?

[Smallbro]

yeah did that to.

EDIT:
Sorry works now must take a few minutes to work it out I guess. Also it now puts the .zip in my client folder anyway to stop that?

[Homicidal Monkey]

yeah, close the application afterwards. The zips are set to delete on exit.

[Smallbro]

Mine didn't delete though.

[unknown]

My version doesn't delete, because it checks the file.lastmodified vs the server.lastmodified so you don't have to keep updating the list.txt on the server you just have to upload your file.

list.txt looks like
```
file1.txt
file2.zip
... etc

```
as opposed to
```
file1.txt
2
file2.zip
3

```
I'm going to update it so it does delete them and instead just keeps a list of zips.modified in a txt file on the client.

[Homicidal Monkey]

new File(ZipFile).deleteOnExit(); ?

[unknown]

idk if your talking to me or him.. My updater can't because it checks the date last modified of the local zip file vs the last modified of the servers zip file. If it deleted the local zip file after downloading it would just continually re-download it.

[Smallbro]

Ill live with it, also to stop it resizing do I just add this.setResizable(false); ?

[unknown]

Yeah, in MainFrame.java.. I'm going to update it soon so it won't keep the zips, so keep an eye out for that.

Zetta's works a little differently. His will download everything in the list, every time you run it. Mine only downloads modified or non-existant files on the list.

[Homicidal Monkey]

actually, mine downloads everything for the requested version specified in the stated "version" file. Not really that efficient since version can be spoofed, but meh. It does the job.