General Discussion

[sohum]

That's really strange. I think the problem may be that your SSH port (22) is blocked to SVN?

Could you do the following:

1. Download PuTTY which is a free Telnet and SSH client
2. Connect to 'www.cricketcareer.net'
3. Press yes when it asks you if you want to save the fingerprint.
4. For username, type in Username@cricketcareer.net and hit enter.
5. Type in the password you gave and hit enter.

Tell me if you were able to login successfully. For good measure, run this extra step as well:

6. Type in 'cd /home/49680/data/svn/pccs' and see if you can access it.

 

[Abhas]

That's really strange. I think the problem may be that your SSH port (22) is blocked to SVN?

Could you do the following:

1. Download PuTTY which is a free Telnet and SSH client
2. Connect to 'www.cricketcareer.net'
3. Press yes when it asks you if you want to save the fingerprint.
4. For username, type in Username@cricketcareer.net and hit enter.
5. Type in the password you gave and hit enter.

Tell me if you were able to login successfully. For good measure, run this extra step as well:

6. Type in 'cd /home/49680/data/svn/pccs' and see if you can access it.

I am trying this on a different computer, but whenever I login, It keeps saying "Access Denied" when I am entering my password.
Are you sure you feeded it correctly?

 

[Kshitiz_Indian]

Well nothing really worked for me, so I tried one last time and installed TortoiseSVN on my Vista (I was using it on XP earlier) and surprisingly somehow it worked, so I would suggest a reinstall for Abhas.

I'll shift my development platform to Vista now!

 

[sohum]

Well nothing really worked for me, so I tried one last time and installed TortoiseSVN on my Vista (I was using it on XP earlier) and surprisingly somehow it worked, so I would suggest a reinstall for Abhas.

I'll shift my development platform to Vista now!

I think it may have been a firewall issue? I do not know why it would not work on XP. Unlike the previous SVN server (which was accessed under the SVN protocol and the 8001 or something like that port), this one is accessed under the SSH protocol and port (22). If that port is not open to TortoiseSVN, then it shouldn't work.... but since Windows doesn't come bundled with an SSH tool, you cannot see if it is a problem therein.

 

[Abhas]

Hmm.. I think I will reinstall in that case. I should have done it earlier - If nothing works, reinstall is the best option

Sohum, I got your PM, and that is the same password I was entering. The usesrname was Abhas.

 

[Kshitiz_Indian]

Well atleast you were getting the prompt for a password, I wasn't even getting that. All's well now though, hopefully I can start development after the exams.

Kshitiz_Indian added 2 Minutes and 8 Seconds later...

Btw Sohum, I opened the vbproj file in my express edition, and though it opened the stats engine and UI, it gave an error for the others(obvious). I was just curious that this shouldn't cause problems in the future, and if there's any reason to try and get Visual Studio 2008.

 

[Neo95]

How's the project going on guys?.Can our PC team make a new cricsim:cool:

 

[sohum]

Btw Sohum, I opened the vbproj file in my express edition, and though it opened the stats engine and UI, it gave an error for the others(obvious). I was just curious that this shouldn't cause problems in the future, and if there's any reason to try and get Visual Studio 2008.

If you were trying to open the csproj files, then indeed there should have been a problem--unless you were trying to open them in Visual C# Express, in which case there is a problem with the solution layout.

The projects are set to copy their output DLLs to the DLL folder, and inter-project references are taken from that DLL folder, so each project knows nothing about the code written in other projects.

So as long as your Stats and UI projects build, everything's good.

 

[Abhas]

Okay, I was able to login using Putty, but unfortunately, Tortoise still doesn't work. I have uninstalled and reinstalled, still facing the same problem.

 

[Neo95]

Just a question guys.
If i wanted to make a simulator in java,then what should i keep it as a class,abstract class,enum or applet?

 

[sohum]

Just a question guys.
If i wanted to make a simulator in java,then what should i keep it as a class,abstract class,enum or applet?

Your question makes no sense.

I can tell you it won't be an enum since an enum is just a way to index values as numbers.

What type of class it is depends on the object hierarchy you define.

An applet depicts how you're going to deploy it.

Basically, you can't compare apples, oranges, pears and bananas.

 

[smssia0112]

What's the current status Sohum? Any expected initial release date?

 

[sohum]

What's the current status Sohum? Any expected initial release date?

Infinity - 1.

 

[Cricketman]

Even that couldn't match your batting average!

 

[smssia0112]

Then hurry up! You're a staff member now undertaking a PC-sanctioned project, so you have some form of responsibility to complete it at some stage between now and the end of the world (when those miniature big bangs happen in the hadron collider thing). So get to work eventually!