my Plugin isnt working

Hey

i'm working on my first plugin for bukkit. it will just let leaves drop cocobeans, like saplings.

but when i start the server, an exception occurs, so i decided to reduce the code, so the plugin does absolutely nothing.

heres the code:

Code:

package com.bukkit.coffox.cocoBeans;

// I missed out all the imports

public class cocoBeans extends JavaPlugin {

    public cocoBeans(PluginLoader pluginLoader, Server instance, PluginDescriptionFile desc, File folder, File plugin, ClassLoader cLoader)  {

    }

 
    public void onEnable() {
        System.out.println( "cocoBeans enabled !" );
    }

    public void onDisable() {
        System.out.println("cocoBeans disabled !");
    }

}

My craftBukkit version is #612 and I'm using this Bukkit version.

another question: how do I get the material for coco beans? Material.INK_SACK just returns my the material for ink sacks

hope you could understand me ^^

thanks for help

 

@Coffox

First off, don't use a constructor. Not positive, but that may be causing the crash. Not positive because I never used one and so don't have first-hand experience with the problem using a constructor makes. I just know that you should not use one.

Second, you are on the right path for the Cocoa Beans. All dyes originate from the same object (INK_SACK), you just have to set their data values.

http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Data_values#Dyes

For example, to get Cocoa Beans:

Code:

yourInkSack.setData( 0x3 );

edit: Also, I suggest to always use the latest RB for the CraftBukkit (as of now, it is 617).

 

still doesnt work

 

Could you post the error you get?

Also do not use this:

Code:

package com.bukkit.coffox.cocoBeans;

Read: http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/on-namespaces-please-do-not-use-bukkit-in-your-plugins.3732/

 

ah I think I got it.

I had the <plugin>.class file in the wrong directory

now the plugin is working but there is a bug:
ink sacks are dropping instead of cocos beans and these ink sacks seem to stack but without a number next to the icon.

Code:

    public void onLeavesDecay(LeavesDecayEvent event) {
        MaterialData bean = new MaterialData( Material.INK_SACK , (byte) 0x3 ) ;

        event.getBlock().getChunk().getWorld().dropItem( event.getBlock().getLocation() , bean.toItemStack() ) ;
    }

I tried this to get cocoa beans