I got an error?!

Help me please, I get this error everytime I start my server with my plugin.

http://pastebin.com/ELjfGsC1

 

Can you post your source code?

Something is either weird with your plugin.yml, or your main class.

 

Your path to the main class in the plugin.yml is wrong, make sure it is correct

 

@Wingas
You got an InvalidPluginException which by the looks of it means that you didnt do your plugin.yml properly
To be precise, your main plugin class cant be found in the package 'weed'

 

name: WeedPlugin
main: weed.main.main
version: 1.0
description: RealLife



here it is

 

And what does your main class look like?

Is it called "main" (shudder) and in the package weed.main?

 

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@Wingas, @NathanWolf means post the code in your main class.

 

Why is the log complaining about the class "weed.main" if you've got "weed.main.main" in your plugin.yml? That seems weird.

And then later you've got a "org.bukkit.plugin.InvalidPluginException" from what looks like the right class- do you maybe have two different versions of your plugin in your plugins folder?

And does your main class have a default constructor, extends JavaPlugin?

 

@Wingas
If your main.java file is in a package called weed.main then your plugin.yml should look like

Code:

name: pluginName
main: weed.main.main

Notice the main.java file is location INSIDE the package 'weed.main' not 'weed'.

The 'main' in the plugin.yml is telling the pluginloader where to find your main class.

So it should be in the format : <package>.<class>
what you put earlier was just <package> and was missing the <class>

Hope this clears things up for you!
Like if i helped

EDIT:
You also got AbnormalPluginTypeExpection
Post your main class

 

http://pastebin.com/cWxRMagG main class

 

@Wingas
You cannot initiate your plugin class.
Bukkit intiates your plugin for you and calls the #onEnable() method so you dont need to initiate it
You have a constructor taking Plugin as an arugment which is pointless because you already have a plugin instance.

To fix:
Remove the constructor because that is unnecessary, you can put code from the constructor to #onEnable()

 

@Ruptur
what?...

 

@Wingas
The man's instructions are pretty straightforward. Remove the constructor, and put the code that was inside of it in your onEnable() method.

 

@Drkmaster83
How do you know im a man ~ jk jk

@Wingas
Honestly bro if you cannot figure out the problem (also explained in my previous post) it might be time for you to revisit your java books.

To FIX:
(Please only look at this if you have tried everything to fix your problem. It is proven that you learn best if you can fix your mistakes yourself)

Firstly Remove the constructor and move code in there to the #onEnable() method

Code:

public void onEnable() {
    this.getServer().getPluginManger().registerEvents(this, this);
        inv = Bukkit.getServer().createInventory(null, 9, "Weed leaf");
       
        c = createItem(Material.PISTON_EXTENSION, ChatColor.GREEN + "Grinder", 0, "testa"," test");
        s = createItem(Material.ENDER_PORTAL_FRAME, ChatColor.YELLOW + "Sell to black market", 0, "testa"," test");
        a = createItem(Material.ANVIL, ChatColor.RED + "Adventure", 0, "testa"," test");
       
        inv.setItem(2, c);
        inv.setItem(4, s);
        inv.setItem(6, a);
}

If you need to get your Plugin instance, in your class you can 'this'

Secondly you can convert your ItemStack variables to local (unless you are planning to use them). plus there is not need for you to store them anyways.

Code:

public void onEnable() {      
         ..........

        inv.setItem(2, createItem(Material.PISTON_EXTENSION, ChatColor.GREEN + "Grinder", 0, "testa"," test");
        inv.setItem(4, createItem(Material.ENDER_PORTAL_FRAME, ChatColor.YELLOW + "Sell to black market", 0, "testa"," test");
        inv.setItem(6, createItem(Material.ANVIL, ChatColor.RED + "Adventure", 0, "testa"," test");
}

 

got it, thanks