Commy | Introducing Commy , a simple yet powerful framework | Plugin library
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kandi X-RAY | Commy Summary
Introducing Commy, a simple yet powerful framework which simplifies the use of Plugin Messaging Channels.
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- Sends a message to the client
- Writes a set of characters
- Returns the byte array
- Creates a connection to the target player
- Sends a string message to all connected players
- Enable commy
- Creates a new particle with the specified plugin
- Setup the plugin
- Start the proxy server
- Create singleton instance
- Add a new handler for incoming messages
- Handles a message
- Returns a server with the specified port
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Commy Examples and Code Snippets
/**
* A simple Spigot plugin demonstrating the use of Commy
*/
public class SpigotPlugin extends JavaPlugin {
// Universal logger
static Logger logger;
// Pre-"defining" a commy at class-level
private SpigotCommy commy;
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/**
* A simple Bungee plugin demonstrating the use of Commy
*/
public class BungeePlugin extends Plugin {
// Universal logger
private static Logger logger;
// Pre-"defining" a commy at class-level
private BungeeCommy commy;
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Commy Repository
https://oss.sonatype.org/content/groups/public/
com.github.expdev07
commy-spigot
1.4
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QUESTION
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QUESTION
I am working on a Spring Boot Tomcat application using Maven. When I run it in my IDE (IntelliJ IDEA) it works fine. However when I run it normally
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-03 at 01:47Found the answer. We have a custom deployer that deploys all of the jars for a general Java application. Of course this is not necessary for a SpringBoot application, since all of the jars are internal (except for the main jar and the -bootstrapper.jar), but I would expect it not to hurt the execution of the application.
However when I deleted all of the superfluous jars, the application suddenly started recognizing the embedded application.properties.
I am tempted to close this question, but perhaps it might be relevant to people who have the same situation? Also, I would like to understand why this behavior occurs? (It only happens with some applications. Others work fine with the superfluous jars)
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