Get source code into a plugin

Hey, this is .. well, a request kindof.
I have some code for a spawnprotection-plugin.
I got it from a friend, but he only sent me .class files
So, I was just wondering if anyone here have time to help me to get the source code
into a jar. (I tried doing this myself, but failed. As you probably can tell my friend did not include a jar or anything. Just the class files.)

Here's the download link to the source!
https://www.dropbox.com/s/yybf20rr2jsxyqs/SpawnProtection.zip

If this was the wrong section please tell me, I wasn't really sure where to post this C:

 

Doodledew
This is where you ask for help with creating a plugin... Just use the javac command with the JDK and decompile it with the java compiler

 

wait, nvm, you can't decompile this....

 

Hmm, im gonna look at these files and see what's goin' on brb.

Doodledew
Done try this.
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Haven't tested but i think it should work(Next time tell your friend to export as JAR ).

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tommycake50 WOW that was quick! Thank you so much!
I'll test it now

 

[quote uid=90712855 name="tommycake50" post=1841981]Doodledew
Done try this.
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Haven't tested but i think it should work(Next time tell your friend to export as JAR ).[/quote]


Ninja'd by mr tommycake50, but on the off chance that that doesn't work, heres my one https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/23855218/SpawnProtection.jar

 

Chinwe I'll test both!

 

What way did you do it?
I made a new .jar archive then copied the contents of the bin file into it and the .classpath and .project beside it then copied the META-INF off one of my old plugins. And as long as the .class files in the bin directory weren't out of date it works fine.
I didn't want to import it into eclipse for simplicity's sake.

 

Chinwe tommycake50 none worked.. it keeps saying unknow command <.<

 

Ok im gonna import it into eclipse and try again.

 

tommycake50
Made a new project in IntelliJ, then spent a while forgetting how to export it properly - then exported a 5mb jar that held bukkit.jar, WorldEdit.jar and WorldGuard.jar But then did it properly - I hope

 

Thanks

Chinwe tommycake50 Hey, what program do you guys use to do this? Would be handy to know :3

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Doodledew
It works for me, make sure you have WorldEdit and WorldGuard installed (as the plugin will disable if one of them isn't found)

It just seems that he didn't register the commands properly (didn't .setExecutor() for command in Events.java), and only specified /protection in plugin.yml -> try /prot from console.

It's exported properly, but not written properly

 

This is terribly coded im sorry to say...
The jars do work i believe. but the coding is off.
If you want to see if you have any more luck with this(Haven't edited the code but exported from eclipse(won't make any difference but w/e)).
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Chinwe tommycake50 I actually managed to put it into Eclipse 0.0
I get error in the Events class.
http://gyazo.com/70652e42fd40f6ef8a7e194548f004ab

 

You are missing the required library's.
Look at this it will answer your question.
http://stackoverflow.com/a/16192051/1695548

 

Hey, can I ask you how you put it into Eclipse?

 

Put the folder in my workspace and created a new project with its name.

 

tommycake50 Hey, the problem in my Events class isn't the build path..
the error is:
p.cannot be solved to a variable

Can you paste your Events.class here?

 

I deleted it. Can you show me your Events class?

 

Aha, never mind! I think I got it

 

For future reference, you can usually just create a new ZIP archive, put the class files+plugin.yml into it, and rename it to *.jar (not *.jar.zip, mind you).

 

Yeah, thats why you shouldn't use Winhell7 with hide file extensions on...

 

Aw, Windows isn't so bad, though admittedly, I do get irrationally annoyed when people hide file extensions.

 

I editted my Windows to remove the shortcut icon. What'cha gonna do?
Anyways, next time, tell your friend to just send you the entire Workspace for the plugin and only the plugin.

 

No its not bad, its just full of bugs part of prism has some horrible security floors and 99% of viruses are targeted at it.
Yeah not that bad.

 

tommycake50 Linux my young padawan, Linux will save us all...

Use jd-gui to decompile code and use intellij idea to write code.

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A huge number of plugins have source on github but yeah jd-gui is pretty good.

 

tommycake50 Better then jad anyways...

 

7 doesn't really have any major bugs or security holes, or at least none that other OSes wouldn't have. As for viruses, why design a vieus for OS X or Linux if you'll infect more computers with one targeted for Windows?