Damn it! I found the problem...
The score variable have been overridden in some other place

Sorry for taking your time.

However I find the getApi().setUserVariables() useful.

Thanks.

Hmm... Via the admin tool as you suggested, I see the score variable of type INT, which must have been of type SFSObject.

Hi Bax,

I've tried using "getApi().." as you suggested. It didn't work.

Some more information, I'm setting the variables when user joins a zone. Can this be the problem?
Also, on client, I'm not doing this inside a OnUserVarsUpdate method.

To clarify the flow:
1. User login.
2. Join zone.
3. The ...

No errors, I've checked.
Also, I've updated the client API to 1.5.3 and it didn't solve the problem.

Server Version: Version 2.7.0.
C# Client API: 1.4.0.0

I didn't notice any errors on client/server.
However, I'll check again when I'm home. Though, I've debugged the extension, and it seems like the SFSObject variable is set to the user.

Hi,

I've been trying to set a SFSObject as an UserVariable on the server and play with it.

So, on the server side I have something like:


ISFSObject score = new SFSObject();
score.putInt("wins", 20);
score.putLong("points", 800);

List<UserVariable> uvList = new ArrayList<>();

uvList.add(new ...

I didn't know I should exclude sfs2x.jar when building the artifact, maybe it's worth noticing it in the documentation?
I'll make the necessary changes and let you know if it works.

Thanks a lot for your help guys.

I've sent you the jar via email. Please let me know if it arrived.
Thanks!

Yep, what's your email?

Hey Bax,
The server starts just fine: And I cannot see any errors right after clicking the Zone Configuration in the Admin Tool.

Do you think it can be because of the extension itself?

Seems like there's nothing.

I'm looking into /SmartFoxServer_2X/SFS2X/logs/smartfox.log - a txt file. Am I doing it right?

Hi,

I've just finished writing a bit of my Server-side extension, which has as a dependency a Hibernate project. I've built the jar, and everything seemed to work nice.
Next, I add it to {sfs-install-dir}/SFS2X/extensions/MyExtenstion/MyExtension.jar.

After that, when I go to Admin Panel, open ...

Yeah, I guess.
But now another problem, I cannot login into the Administration Panel.

I figured it out. - Changed the default port 9933 to a different one (1933). Now anyone can connect to my server!

Thanks!

So, it looks like it's a crossdomain.xml issue.

In my code, I have these lines:

if (Application.isWebPlayer || Application.isEditor) {
if (!Security.PrefetchSocketPolicy(serverName, serverPort, 500)) {
Debug.LogError("Security Exception. Policy file loading failed!");
}
}

Where should be ...