@Krumb069 Just remove the lamdbas in the source and compile it with java 7....
@HeyAwesomePeople Yes, since 1.8 locations are represented in vanilla as "BlockPositions". In earlier versions you gave only the x, y and z...
A little update to 1.4.1. quoted-printable was not correctly decoded if Content-Type is not set. Content-Type is now set by default to text/plain.
As I said in the description, it is recommended to call the sendEmail() function on a async thread. Here is a little example: new Thread(new...
First, this is very cool! I have to say that I am not very experienced with those skin system, so I did not really understand what is going on...
KingFaris11 The data is an object, because the onDataRecieve() method can return many different types and not only a uuid/string: It can be an...
MineStein See my last post about gmail. Gmail is only reachable when you use "smtp.gmail.com:465", you used "smtp.gmail.com" and this leads the...
CoderRyan I found this: So, it seems like gmail deactivated esmtp/smtp at port 25 and we have to use the SSL/TLS ports (465/587). I will update...
Maybe because gmail deactivated the unencrypted smtp and switched to only esmtp with encryption? I will check that later.
CoderRyan Are you sure that it is the same error? which error do you get when you set it to null?
CoderRyan You did not set the smtp server address properly (You copied the example value "smtp.server.address"). Set it to null and try whether...
shohouku The lib can not connect to smtp.gmail.com. Maybe the smtp service of gmail is down, or your (test)-server blocks the connection?
michael566 Now, your error code belongs to your plugin "kick". Your test-plugin email where you test my lib gives no error.
michael566 As you can read in your error log, this is not a problem with the lib. Bukkit is unable to load your (test) plugin, because it can not...
Update to version 1.4. Improved indentation and syntax, added some comments, a bugfix (close the files after reading them) and some other things.
Separate names with a comma.