load jar in vb form

[paintballer4lfe]

load RS into a vb.net form?

webbrowser wont work, just asks for java install, so i dont think it'll work, any ideas for me??

thanks

 

[Harlem9191]

Use the webbrowser control.
Then on the menu at the top click on 'Build' > 'Configuration Manager'.
You project should be dislayed in the listbox. Under the platform column it should say 'any cpu' click on that. Then click on 'new..' and select x86 from the drop down menu where it says 'New platform.'

Should work

 

[paintballer4lfe]

Use the webbrowser control.
Then on the menu at the top click on 'Build' > 'Configuration Manager'.
You project should be dislayed in the listbox. Under the platform column it should say 'any cpu' click on that. Then click on 'new..' and select x86 from the drop down menu where it says 'New platform.'

Should work

ummmm i dont see a build > Config manager, im using VS studio 2008 team ed

 

[Harlem9191]

If you're using Visual Studio then it should be there..

 

[paintballer4lfe]

If you're using Visual Studio then it should be there..

heres what mine looks like:

 

[Harlem9191]

If it's missing you may want to have a look at this:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/vstsstart/thread/ffdd074d-0b1f-4960-b42f-e5879ff11d7a

 

[paintballer4lfe]

If it's missing you may want to have a look at this:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/vstsstart/thread/ffdd074d-0b1f-4960-b42f-e5879ff11d7a

alright thanks, i added the config manager but its never enabled so i cant load it

 

[Harlem9191]

Well if you read the link I gave you fully then you might find they mention you will have to re-install Visual Studio. I really recommend you do as you will find the config manager important due to the fact that the majority of people probably don't have a 64-bit operating system still. You would be best creating your program in 32-bit (x86). You edit this via the configuration manager.

 

[paintballer4lfe]

Well if you read the link I gave you fully then you might find they mention you will have to re-install Visual Studio. I really recommend you do as you will find the config manager important due to the fact that the majority of people probably don't have a 64-bit operating system still. You would be best creating your program in 32-bit (x86). You edit this via the configuration manager.

yea i am going to, not only to reset the config, but so i can enter my serial and not use a trial

EDIT: uninstalled then reinstalled, config manager still doesnt enable itself

 

[paintballer4lfe]

yea i am going to, not only to reset the config, but so i can enter my serial and not use a trial

EDIT: uninstalled then reinstalled, config manager still doesnt enable itself

feel kind of dumb, didnt have the "show advanced build config" checked, checked it and now it works

alright did what you say, works pretty good, except now i cant load the dirct link to the JAR, i dont want to have the little toolbar up top and stuff, just the jar, that possible?

 

[Harlem9191]

You would have to make the webbrowser scroll down accordingly so that it hides the adverts and the toolbar. You can't load a .jar directly

 

[paintballer4lfe]

You would have to make the webbrowser scroll down accordingly so that it hides the adverts and the toolbar. You can't load a .jar directly

eh, thats fine with me, have an example scrolling code for me??

 

[paintballer4lfe]

eh, thats fine with me, have an example scrolling code for me??

scratch that, anyone know how i can load a certain world?

like world 106?

i tried: world106.runescape.com
but it doesnt load that world

 

[Jimmy]

^What would the point of that be, as you are able to dynamically change worlds within the client now?

 

[Harlem9191]

There is probably an Rs loader on the net somewhere that deals with hiding the navigation bar etc. Also Jimmy is right, what would be the point in that. Besides you can't do that anymore anyway, not even on unsigned Java. There is only one client for every world now, not one for each world like there used to be.