http://docs2x.smartfoxserver.com/Advanc ... hreadPools

1. ExtensionController is probably what you're looking for. Although I have a sneaking suspicion that the lower-level socket reader/writer layer has its own thread pool which we can't touch.

2. see doc

3. see doc

appels wrote:byte[] ba = (byte[]) dt.GetByteArray("levelXmlBytes");

does anyone know how i can convert my received sfs byte array back to the original xml ?

It should be one of the String constructors. (Java)

or

System.Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetString (C#)

As Lapo said, use the task scheduler. Let's break down the problem into two discrete steps: 1. User triggers something, say a magic button that makes the things in the room go off periodically for the next 30 seconds. Use handleClientRequest to respond to the 'trigger' extension message. In it, grab...

Close all of your db objects. Connection conn = null; PreparedStatement sql = null; ResultSet result = null; try { conn = main.dbManager.getConnection(); sql = conn.prepareStatement("SELECT * FROM ..."); result = sql.executeQuery(); ISFSArray row = SFSArray.new...

Look up the format specification for OBJ files and parse it in yourself. Format wise, it doesn't get any easier than obj.

Things like that you'd want to make as an export process from Unity editor to your own personal file format which you read in on the server side.

Technically Java is the only supported language and all documentation is based around that. Scala, because of how it works, just piggybacks on the same JVM and has 1-1 interop so it can do exactly the same. Normally we don't talk about it here, but I just mentioned it because I know how frustratingl...

I can vouch that Scala also works too. I'm using it alongside Java. I must say, it feels even closer to the more recent C# versions with anon functions and the like so that's also an option for you.

And haha, I'm down the food chain with Netbeans

What you have works, but it's opening a Pandora's box - especially once you start having state in that static object. Log4j is a relatively common logger used in Java and its also what SFS is using directly under the hood whenever you call SFSExtension.trace. You also get the added benefit of not ha...

It might have slipped Thomas's mind, which is understandable since he's worked so hard on the C# client, but it should be mentioned that the server-side is still Java.

That said, it's not too far of a jump from C# to Java. You'll miss certain things, but I think you'll be able to pick it up quick.

It's not built-in, but you could always try putting in all the signed stuff inside a POJO and deal with the ordering that way.

http://docs2x.smartfoxserver.com/Advanc ... ialization

So if we put that into context... In a real-time game, say a player fires an arrow. In TCP if the packet takes a long route, the game will pause (lag)? In UDP the packet would be dropped and so other players would not see the arrow being fired. Correct? Yes, and that's why iceshaft wants to put tra...

It looks and smells like threadpools throughout. http://docs2x.smartfoxserver.com/AdvancedTopics/advanced-extensions#threadModel SystemController seems to have its own too. Regarding the thread local pattern, the IDBManager.getConnection actually returns a pooled JDBC connection so the sessions aren...

Stupid question here: What are the benefits of using UDP over TCP? Traffic flow. Assuming you time code your packets, we're going to ignore out of order packets. So it comes down to whether you want the stream to suddenly halt/wait if one of the packets takes a longer route. UDP just keeps going an...

1) Include the library log4j-1.2.15.jar 2) Then edit log4j.properties and include a line for your namespace log4j.category.com.mycompany=TRACE,consoleAppender,fileAppender 3) Add import org.apache.log4j.Logger to your code 4) When logging, use Logger.getLogger(MyClass.class).trace("Yadda Yadda&...