Hi there,
For my son I bought a book from Andy Hunt about learning Java by writing plugins for CanaryMod server. My son loves to play Minecraft and also wants to learn programming so I thought I could combine best of both worlds.
The book does not teach how to setup a proper development environment. Instead it suggests to use a text editor with Java syntax highlighting (Sublime). However, I believe that programming is a lot easier if you use a full featured development environment, e.g. Eclipse, that also supports autocompletion.
I found a page that explains how to setup Eclipse to enable referencing JavaDocs from CanaryMods Maven repositories:
http://www.poweredbyjeff.com/canarymod- ... -tutorial/
That page states, I have to create a Java project, convert it to a Maven project and then edit the pom.xml file to set the source control management URL to:
http://repo.visualillusionsent.net/repository/public/
However, that does not work for me. Eclipse shows the error message "No versions available for net.canarymod:CanaryLib:jar:[1.0.0,) within specified range"
If I point the browser to the above URL at visualillusionsent.net, I get an error 404 page.
Is the repo down or has it moved? Did I miss something?
Thanks a lot for any help or advice.