Yes, it works for me too now with my game! I tried with the same applet tags on my site and it still refuses to work! There’s something I didn’t understand for sure or the web server is doing something odd.
Thanks Riven for adding the test feature!
Yes, it works for me too now with my game! I tried with the same applet tags on my site and it still refuses to work! There’s something I didn’t understand for sure or the web server is doing something odd.
Thanks Riven for adding the test feature!
Will reply later, gotta go home… (21:35h here) The things I do for you guys
I don’t know what your .htaccess looks like, but the idea is that you request a jar, and the server responds with a pack.gz. Now I expect you to know this, but I wasted a few minutes only to find out that the plugin did not send ‘Accept-Encoding’ but sent ‘accept-encoding’. Maybe you need to make a similar update in your .htaccess file.
Well, as I said earlier, I don’t have any control on the Apache server. I have a webs.com account, which controls a lot of things to tell you a short story. Thanks for this idea.
I think I’m going to stop losing my time, and yours, with this issue. As long as I’m able to run my applet on java4k (game is not yet ready though) with your produced jars then I’m fine. Deploying my game on my site with a plain vanilla jar will be fine since I don’t care about the 4k limit constraint on my site.
Thanks to bysse, I found an error in the shrinker. The wrong files got copied, all BJW compressed files were overwritten by their Kzip counterparts. It’s fixed now. There is a good chance your files will end up a few dozen bytes smaller! Yay.
Well shit. I’m not even done yet. Too many strings I think.
RESULT
P.java => 55091 bytes
P.class => 25617 bytes
P.normal.java6.jar => 12815 bytes
P.normal.java6.pack => 21519 bytes
P.progrd.java6.jar => 12532 bytes
P.progrd.java6.pack => 21272 bytes
6ecccaefb63fd46bce7ab515c25e8fd7.progrd.java6.kz.pack.gz => 7782 bytes => test
6ecccaefb63fd46bce7ab515c25e8fd7.normal.java6.kz.pack.gz => 7938 bytes => test
6ecccaefb63fd46bce7ab515c25e8fd7.progrd.java6.7z.pack.gz => 8462 bytes => test
6ecccaefb63fd46bce7ab515c25e8fd7.normal.java6.7z.pack.gz => 8644 bytes => test
Compile 'n Shrink is simple awesome! If i could have used it for my submission i could have squeezed in another 12 bytes! A sad day for my shell-script