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Hey, this is my super simple JAR loader.

I wrote this to exist as the first item in my public code repo, so I figured I'd also release it here. :P

 

It functions like this:

The loader creates a temp file, created with the contents of the JAR file on your remote website, then calculates the MD5 checksum of the remote client and the local client, compares them against eachother, and updates if necessary.

Nothing flashy, nothing special, just clean, readable, and fast. :)

 

Download URL:

SimpleClientUpdater

 

Remember to replace the "replace_this" string in the Const class, and also set JAR_URL and CLIENT_PATH to your own respective configurations.

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On 6/17/2017 at 2:43 AM, Sp0rk said:

Hey, this is my super simple JAR loader.

I wrote this to exist as the first item in my public code repo, so I figured I'd also release it here. :P

 

It functions like this:

The loader creates a temp file, created with the contents of the JAR file on your remote website, then calculates the MD5 checksum of the remote client and the local client, compares them against eachother, and updates if necessary.

Nothing flashy, nothing special, just clean, readable, and fast. :)

 

Download URL:

 

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Remember to replace the "replace_this" string in the Const class, and also set JAR_URL and CLIENT_PATH to your own respective configurations.

Thanks for this!

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On 16/6/2017 at 20:43, Sp0rk said:

Hey, this is my super simple JAR loader.

I wrote this to exist as the first item in my public code repo, so I figured I'd also release it here. :P

 

It functions like this:

The loader creates a temp file, created with the contents of the JAR file on your remote website, then calculates the MD5 checksum of the remote client and the local client, compares them against eachother, and updates if necessary.

Nothing flashy, nothing special, just clean, readable, and fast. :)

 

Download URL:

 

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Remember to replace the "replace_this" string in the Const class, and also set JAR_URL and CLIENT_PATH to your own respective configurations.

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