Release - FRC Network Monitor

[linuxboy]

Hi all,
Last night I wrote a quick little network monitor in Java for FRC. The design isn't great, but it just indicates whether or not certain devices are connected to the network. This does not change IP settings, those must be properly set up on the same subnet as those devices, or, have a route to them.

Oliver

[RoboMaster]

Great idea, but it didn't work for me. I tried to run it and it gave me an error that a main file was missing. See picture, hope that helps.

[linuxboy]

Interesting, try running it from the command line by navigating to the folder its in and running java -jar FRCNetworkMonitor.jar

I'll see if I can recreate the behavior as well.

Oliver

[linuxboy]

I compiled it on windows, hopefully that will help. The updated version is in the first post.

Let me know if it works.

Oliver

[RoboMaster]

Nope, the updated version gives the same results.

This is on Windows 7 64bit, so maybe that changes things...

[linuxboy]

Okay, that should fix it. Netbeans does some weird stuff when it compiles, and it does not include some of the supporting classes in the main .jar

To fix it I just zipped up the entire "dist" folder. You should be able to unzip that, and double click the .jar file, and have it run.

Oliver

[RoboMaster]

That did it. Looks great. I don't have the robot handy of course, but I'll be sure to try it out. Thanks!

[jhersh]

Okay, that should fix it. Netbeans does some weird stuff when it compiles, and it does not include some of the supporting classes in the main .jar

You need to pull the jar file from the "dist/full" dir instead of from "dist". It contains all needed support libraries.