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![]() That sounds good! First I recommend to get the sources from: https://phex.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/phex/phex/tags/release-3.2.0.102 Although 3.2 is already quite old and there should be better source available in the trunk. But the trunk is going through some big refactoring currently, so I can't recommend to use it. Phex uses Apache ant to build from sources, the scripts are in the build directory. The output/lib directory should contain the JARs after building. There is also some more info on the Wiki: http://www.phex.org/wiki/index.php/B...rom_Subversion What you need to change is in file /src/phex/net/Server.java replace the method hasConnectedIncoming() with the following: Code: public boolean hasConnectedIncoming() { return true; } Gregor |
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![]() Hi GregorK, IT WORKS! ![]() Quote:
I read it but I hoped there were a "clean" (I mean without code hacking) way to fix it, but it's ok, it works .. and Phex looks really great to fit in what I was plannig to do. BTW which IDE do you use for developing it, Netbeans? Eclipse? Maybe I can try with testing it (even if I will probably use it only in private network) with the support of a good IDE (and a debugger). Thanks again for helping (and for developing Phex of course ![]() |
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