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Problem creating a plugin?

ByMineland930

Hello, I'm currently making a minecraft plugin. My code from Main.java is this: package at.bitsundblox.test.main; public class Main extends JavaPlugin { } How can I import JavaPlugin? On YouTube they do it with import org.bukkit.plugin.JavaPlugin But eclipse says that org.bukkit doesn't exist and on youtube it's like you hover over the undefined one and then…

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tunik123
tunik123
1 year ago

It’s been a lot of mischief with the bug codes lately.

The original concept was that 4xxx are temporary errors and that 5xx are permanent errors.

So it should be assumed at 523 that the error is permanent.

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guteantwort626
guteantwort626
1 year ago
Reply to  tunik123

Quatsch, 4xx has always been a client-sided and 5xx a server-side error

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guteantwort626
guteantwort626
1 year ago

Thank you, too. I do not think the interpretation is bad, because it is often impossible to say whether the error is permanent or what is permanent.

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tunik123
tunik123
1 year ago

I know the RFC in 1945 (when I answered for the first time, not).

You’re right.

I don’t like that the 4xx and 5xx codes are interpreted differently. But my personal opinion is not relevant.

Nevertheless, I wish you a nice weekend. ECT

Best regards – Axel

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guteantwort626
guteantwort626
1 year ago

Of course I referred to HTTP, the FTP status codes have nothing to do with it! In the first specification, the HTTP codes were defined as: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc1945.html#section-9 This has never had anything to do with the FTP codes…

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tunik123
tunik123
1 year ago

At the times when the three-numbered error code system and the “old” protocols such as FTP were specified, no one thought of HTTP. You said “soever” and that was more than 50 years ago.

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guteantwort626
guteantwort626
1 year ago

This is about a website and therefore about http codes and not FTP

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