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Heyhey everyone, maybe you guys can help me.

so, i've installed (&re-installed) everything, searched in google for tipps and tried myself, but everytime i want to start the new startLoginServer.bat it can't find the main class.

i'm using Eclipse 4.3 and i already updated all things (like svnkit and all these things)

hope someone can help me - Maybe it's just a little mistake in my settings because i never worked a lot with eclipse (i hope so) /:

I suppose you are just trying to run "startLoginServer.bat" from console window and you already changed into your login directory, right?
That login directory is supposed to have "l2jlogin.jar" amongst other files. If that file is invalid for whatever reason, it might not be able to find the class, which contains the Main-method.

1. check your "l2jlogin.jar" file in server\login - if it's not there, you might have a problem
2. if it's not there, you must either create it (using build.xml of L2J_Server_BETA project) or check it out from e.g. a nightly build (or whatever revision works for you)

To compile it, you need to either set up ant separately, switch into console window (cmd.exe for example) and your L2J_Server_BETA directory and then run ant there (I don't remember the exact command line) or - which might be easier for you - create a workspace in Eclipse, import L2J_Server_BETA and L2J_DataPack_BETA into it and drag the build.xml into ant view. Then you just execute default ant target and it should create new files in L2J_Server_BETA\build folder. There you can find all the files you need. Your best bet would be to copy them over into appropriate folders of your server folder.

right there is my problem, everything is in the Folder and the usual (already compiled version) of l2j server works perfectly.
But if i compile it by myself (build.xml->Run As->Ant) it has this error.

You can try with Teamviewer if u want >-<

Hello, try to use only 32 bits version of all your development softwares: eclipse, Java, Java JDK, SVN client, ...
It worked for me

doesn't work :/

I use 64 bit Java and Eclipse and it works.

Please post the exact error message and the log of when you build the L2J_Server_BETA.zip. Also if a l2jserver.jar is created, please go inside this file, into META-INF folder and post your MANIFEST.MF.

Mine looks like this: We have to track down the reason why it won't find the class.

You got l2jlogin.jar there?

Just install svn client

UnAfraid wrote:Just install svn client

Why would not having an svn client installed create this error? If that really is the cause, it should be fixed on l2j side.

jurchiks wrote:

UnAfraid wrote:Just install svn client

Why would not having an svn client installed create this error? If that really is the cause, it should be fixed on l2j side.

Because when u don't have svn client installed eclipse's ant builder corrupt's meta-data with that message about missing svn client..

UnAfraid wrote:

jurchiks wrote:

UnAfraid wrote:Just install svn client

Why would not having an svn client installed create this error? If that really is the cause, it should be fixed on l2j side.

Because when u don't have svn client installed eclipse's ant builder corrupt's meta-data with that message about missing svn client..

That's only because we fetch logs, I think that should be removed.

Zoey76 wrote:That's only because we fetch logs, I think that should be removed.

Actually no.. its not because of this..
its because of:

UnAfraid wrote:

Zoey76 wrote:That's only because we fetch logs, I think that should be removed.

Actually no.. its not because of this..
its because of:

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<manifest>    <attribute name="Built-By" value="${user.name}" />    <attribute name="Built-Date" value="${build.tstamp}" />    <attribute name="Implementation-URL" value="http://www.l2jserver.com/" />    <attribute name="Implementation-Version" value="${l2j.version}" /> <!-- THIS --></manifest>

Well, logs require svn client to perform the ant task too.

build.xml