Hi,
class serialization requires that a class with the same name and under the same exact namespace exists on both client and server side. Also it requires special attention for deployment. See here:
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I find it strange that there're no errors on client or server side. In any case... Unless the ...

Thanks Lupo for the reference here: https://forums.smartfoxserver.com/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=16497
I'll try to add all the information requested.

1 » SmartFoxServer version used

Version 2.20.0

2 » Client technology and client API version (which is found in the version property of the main ...

After doing more searches. This is a massive bug with Java 11. Therefore Java 11 is non-viable for any kind of development... The SFS documentation linked above claimed you can use java 8 or 11. This is incorrect. Only 8 is actually usable.

Once I downgraded the runtime from 11 to 8, everything in ...

The problem I am having right now is that the sfs2x.jar and sfs2x-core.jar files do not have accessible classes in Eclipse.

Following the instructions found @ m

Even after rebooting Eclipse, when tryin to simply import:

import com.smartfoxserver.*;

or:

import com.smartfoxserver.v2.extensions ...

Hmm, no problem yet. I just got the client side completed and now working on extensions... which is a different post I'll post in a bit.

Good Morning,

I am wondering if anyone have any experience with integrating the SmartFoxServer with Steamworks? I have found Steamworks4j, and thought that might be the route to go.. however, the Steamworks API has extensive use of Callbacks and I am unsure how or if SmartFoxServer supports those ...

My apologies (I'll also correct myself in the other thread), I misspoke on that part of my post

Hi,
I have to use Java v21 due to the newest Eclipse limitations.
What limitations, exactly?
I am currently using the latest Eclipse (2024-06) with Java 11 and there is no problem.

thanks

My apologies (I'll also correct myself in the other thread), I misspoke on that part of my post

Ah I ...

Steps to reproduce:

1. Install newest full installer 2.19 on a windows box. Using this link: m
2. Install 2.20 patch. Using this link: m
3. Replace JRE with one from newest Eclipse install w/ BAT file modifications, or even OpenJDK, or even Eclipse Temurin. Using this link: m
4. Run SFS.
5. Try ...

Good Afternoon,

I am forced to use Java v21 due to Eclipse's requirement to use v21+. So I looked at the following article to upgrade SFS's JRE:

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It says to replace the /jre folder ... with the new one... what new one? OpenJDK downloads have no /jre folder. Neither does the download from:

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