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You most likely run MapTool on Java 7. See the announcements for a solution.

I would be OK with allowing each URL access. A more comfortable way would be to add a combined black- and whitelisting. The user is presented with every unknow URL (url decoded to prevent information hiding) and he can decide to allow or deny the access and whether to save the decision for future re...

aliasmask wrote:Since we both use daylight savings time, it'll be the same next week when the time changes. We both get adjusted by an hour.

Actually, DST begins and ends differently in Europe. Europe starts on the first Sunday in March and ends on the last Sunday in October, so we already are back to normal.

Both of you, actually. I think some in-depth tutorials could be really helpful for new users.

I think that this tutorial could also be interesting as a video tutorial.

Also, the log of the incident would be helpful, if you happen to have one.

I was not thinking about jamming a site but getting another person into trouble*. I know that this is an unlikely situation but it is not out of the question. And if I can find a malicious use for that function, a foul-minded individual might think of something worse. Back to the original question o...

AM, That's a good point, and in reality, would I then not need to do anything? In other words, if there is already code restrictions on for/while loops (which would be the only way to spam other functions like mine) would that be enough? The current limitations are not even close to sufficient when...

The reason why I asked is because I don't know if that platform option has already been discussed nor if any of the devs have any experience with that platform. IMO it would have a number of advantages for the development of the next generation MT and my intention for now is just to provide an examp...

Also: Did this happen with all menus? I.e. was the main menu bar affected or only right click menus or both? Did your window controls work proplerly?

I've noticed that you are running Linux. This could be Java bug.

@Azhrei ... If there was anything about my submissions that was in need of changing that you did yourself, please let me know what it was The same goes for me. I appreciate every bit of feedback I can get, cause not only did I start working on MT code because I had to get up to date on Java develop...

Unless Jamz has changed any of the existing VBL classes I vote for including the change. I haven't seen a patch for review though, just a jar, or did I miss it somewhere? 1. Can either of you post here a status of what you're currently working on and have checked off? This is probably not directed a...

hmm, perhaps we have just been having connection errors locally then, java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Comparison method violates its general contract! ... at net.rptools.maptool.client.ui.zone.FogUtil.calculateVisibility(FogUtil.java:81) ... If this line is always included in the error message,...

I have not had any problems at all. The campaign loads just fine. When I connect to the server the campaign loads without errors and I can then move tokens as a player or GM. Everything works smoothly.

Using Java 6 and b87 I cannot reproduce the issue on my local network (Windows 7 and Linux both 64 bit using the Oracle JRE 1.6) using the campaign file provided in the top post. Switching to Java 7 will produce the exact same error message upon campaign load or server connect before I can even see ...