A couple of questions about java & bukkit.

I make a GUI for server, and face 2 problems (however solving 1st also solves 2nd).
1) Is it possible to run bukkit from another java project in the thread of this project. So that I get access to it's methods, but the main thread doesn't belong to bukkit.
When I run GUI as a bukkit plugin the earlies time it could run - plugin's onLoad() method. Thereby I can't log anything happened before it (as I plan to deactivate basic console).
2) Is it possible to make that bukkit machine won't stop after using bukkit.shutdown().
When I stop server it also stops the thread with GUI, but I would like it to only be closed manually, without dependency on bukkit.
P.s. Sorry for my eng.

 

Yes, it is possible.

 

Great! Now I feel myself much better.

 

But I'm not sure about acessing its methods, because bukkit is mostly not thread safe. I believe it can be done, because we can see it on various web based user interfaces.

 

The main thing I need is to have GUI with server log working independently from bukkit. Probably there is another way to do it.

 

UP. Does smb know arguments which bukkit uses to run main method? I'm trying to run it from within my jar with "" argument and getting this error: http://screenshot.su/show.php?img=b0bfa82b08f749303770c29e666e0835.jpg

 

Main.java line 116?

 

There are no arguments, only method to parse them. Ok, what should I use in main(args) to simply run server?

 

Memory arguments, I think.

 

avatarDr Bukkit itself while it does accept launch arguments does not require them to start.

 

Oh, yeah. main(new String[0]) works fine.

However when I use command "stop" it still stops my GUI. Why? I already tried to run this method in new thread, result is the same.

EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.

 

If you run within the same jvm anyone issuing a system.exit will cause the jvm to stop.

 

Ok, so where does mine server use it? I searched through it's methods but didn't find anything.

 

Dam, there are really no invocations of System.exit(), it only closes Minecraft threads. So why does it also close mine?