Running robocode from the web
Jean Felipe Felsky <[email protected]>
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Hello everyone, I participate on the Virtual Combat competition last year during the Codefest on the IT-BHU and they had a page where we could submit our jar file and automatically a fight against a given team was executed. If this battle went fine (my jar file was ok), I could then challenge any other team through the website. All challenges went to a queue and one by one they were automatically executed and the record of the battle was let available for download. There was also a ranking system that when you challenge a team and won, you would get the position of that team. Let's say, you are number 34 on the ranking and won a challenge against the number 15, you go to number 15 and the other team goes down to 16. If you lose nothing changes. I wanted to know if anyone has ever seen a webpage like that and if there is something like that available for download. If there isn't I would like a few tips on how to get started on the development. I have never run robocode from an external system and I'm not very good on web programming.. but I'm willing to learn and really want to have something like that available primary for some friends and AI students and to everyone later... who knows... Many thanks and kind regards, -- ------------------------------------------ *** Por favor, evite mandar-me anexos em formato Microsoft Word ou Power Point. (Please, avoid sending me attachments in Microsoft Word or Power Point Format) *** Veja por que em (See why in) http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/no-word-attachments.html ------------------------------------------