It's probably lack of fairy dust. ;) When distributing jars you need to take into account the JDK version you used to build the jar and what...
Circle of (software) life and all that. We are basically back at the same stage as were with hmod four years ago, keeping the servers running on...
These errors are caused because the script causes HTTP headers to be sent after content is already on the way. You can circumvent that by enabling...
It's already undergoing beta tests, unfortunately it's not stable enough yet to make publicly available.
Here, let me show you: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/TreeMap.html This is one of the constructors: TreeMap(Map<? extends K,?...
Yes. I'd use generics though, helps prevent future headaches. TreeMap<Integer, String> sortedOreMap = new TreeMap<Integer, String>(oremap); and...
If oremap is a Map, yes.
Excellent, then go for it! :cool:
First, the problem seems to be located in file DontHitMe.java at line 35. Whatever that is. Second, your double conversion might fail because...
Yes and no. Keys must be unique. If you put the same Integer as key twice, the second key's value (String) will replace the first. If your...
The custom comparator in TreeMap runs on the keys. You could use the keys provided to pull the values when implementing the comparator. However...
TreeMap would be a good start, however it sorts by key and not by value. I'm not sure if there is a data structure in the default Java 1.6 API...
The number of objects is not a problem for String. The problem is that internally String runs a pattern-matching algorithm on the master string....
If you don't want to use StringBuilder you can generate a new String object. This is ok for small use as in commands somebody typed on a command...
Yes, so you don't have a minecraft.sh in that directory. Works as designed.
How about just cat minecraft.sh No idea what dumping a script to the console has to do with setting up a server, but here you go.
You don't. Seems like a Bukkit/Minecraft-internal thing. Someone is iterating over a collection (or a set) while someone else is altering it....
Well, each connection to the server seems to be handled by an individual thread. Make lots of bogus connections and you generate a lot of threads...
Or emerge mysql Or call the Microsoft Hotline ;)
Run as root: aptitude install mysql-server-5.1
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