Recent Posts by Hans
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Jul 22, 2007
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Hi all developers reading this thread, to speed up development/error tracking and help in solving the current jbidwatcher-issues, But there were dozens of “The import com.stevesoft.pat.Regex cannot be resolved” thrown at me. Any help would be appreciated, but maybe it’s better to do it by mail to yesitshans at gmail.com as not to fill this thread with developer questions. Thanks,
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Jul 19, 2007
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Thanks husk, cyberpip, L Smith and all the others, keep them success reports coming! My guess is the “Exception”-guys are running a really outdated Java engine? Keep on jbidwatchin’ ! Hans |
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Jul 19, 2007
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Solution for MAC ? (and other pre-1.6 Java versions?) one of my machines was still running Java 1.5, to be exact it is So I rebuilt the .jar and it’s available here: http://tinyurl.com/2vpbrq PLEASE: Can someone verify this, maybe even on a MAC, so other people know it works? Thanks, Hans |
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Jul 19, 2007
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Hi Jaz, you are right, in this case Java 1.6 was chosen just because “it’s there”. But things like that The objective was to get a working solution ASAP, not to get a solution that works everywhere; A little hint from my side to you and all the people that would like to have this quick - download a Java JDK version for your operation system from java.sun.com, it’s as complicated as downloading the runtime-Java ;-) - download the source code of the wonderful jbidwatcher, unpack it - apply the patch I offered - recompile the .jar file. This is done as easy as saying “make jar” on the command line - share your success story on http://forum.jbidwatcher.com/ - you may even offer your .jar file online so other people can benefit from your work What’ya think? Hans |
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Jul 19, 2007
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Hi Morgan, thanks for your quick action on this topic. It’s a major work to get a new version out that satisfies everybody on every OS. I’ll add two more posts here in reply to others that might help more people in using my temporary hack version. Anyway I would like to thank you, Morgan, for your excellent work! I love to use jbidwatcher and I’m happy if I can be BR Hans |
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Jul 19, 2007
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Hi mikethebike and all, although I did do some downloading before, I’m confused of all the different JAVA, JRM, J2EE and you know what versions they offer there as well. go to java.sun.com click on “Downloads” at the top select the “Java SE” branch (click on the ”+”) choose “Java SE (JDK) 6 Download” in the upcoming list, scroll down to “Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 6 Update 2” choose your operating system in the list, there’s Linux, Solaris and Windows to choose from —> I’m not a Mac guy, can someone please add info for the Apple-people? Download the binary/exe, then install it now you should be able to run the “hacked” .jar just by clicking on it in your file-browser. HTH, Hans |
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Jul 19, 2007
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just a hint: you might want to take a look at the topic “Has ebay broke it? (19 July 07) last” in the “JBidwatcher Help” forum. There’s a quick fix available until the next official version is out. bye, Hans |
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Jul 19, 2007
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ok everybody, here’s the one really important step you have to do if you want to run the “hacked” .jar: you have to download the latest JAVA from java.sun.com if you don’t download the latest java, you will run into errors, no matter what operating system! go to java.sun.com and download Java™ SE Runtime Environment 6 Update 2 Good luck, Hans |
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Jul 19, 2007
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For the source-code/patch guys: I’ve udated the patch file to be a context-diff, patch will like it more now. Just do a patch -p0 < jbidwatcher-1.0.1.1.patch For the .jdk people: Unlike most other times I used a quite new java version, it says
java version “1.6.0_02” ..Hans |
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Jul 19, 2007
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one more thing: I’ve tested the .jar on Linux only, no idea if it works on Mac and the other operating system as well ;-) |
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Jul 19, 2007
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Hi again, the quick hack earlier today was just a fix for the smaller problem. The bigger problem of adding new auctions needed some more work. Reason: ebay changed the title of the auctions from “ebay.*: (item) (No.) (end-date)” to just “(item)”. The information for the end-date was read from the title-info until today. For people without a compiler, the new hack-jar file can be found at http://tinyurl.com/3dvkf8. AGAIN, please note this is a quick fix, not a fully tested version. You can add auctions now, bidding works, sniping should work. If you say “update auction” on red-eye auctions, the red-eye should be gone. Please give it a try and report problems here. Thanks. |
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Jul 19, 2007
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HACK, not a solution: ebay stopped using the word “ebay” in the title of auctions. This broke some title-check-code To do so, just change the “return false” at the end of checkTitle() in file ebayServer.java to say Please note again: This is just a hack to save your snipes today, until 1.0.2 (or somthing) is out. |
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