Re: Re: Running robocode from the web

Hello Fleeming,

Thank you very much for your response. I could get in touch with the people
from Codefest and we will try to put it online together.

Kind regards,

On Thu, Apr 12, 2012 at 6:14 PM, flemmingnlarsen <
[email protected]> wrote:

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> Hi Jean,
>
> You are right. The Codefest (http://www.itbhu.ac.in/codefest/) did have a
> competition last year (2011) with their own variant of Robocode that
> includes obstacles on the battle field, and their own system for uploading
> .jar files (robot packages) to their web-site.
>
> This is not a part of the main branch of Robocode, even though it would be
> great to have new features like obstacles on the battle fields etc.
>
> It might be possible to get the source code from Codefest to continue the
> code. Perhaps it would also make sense to integrate into the main branch of
> Robocode. But it might require some work to take other features of Robocode
> into account. Codefest was running a special type of competition, where the
> standard Robocode is typically used with the RoboRumble, where robots gets
> ranked all the time, and where participants put a link to their robot on a
> participant page instead of uploading the robots.
>
> Cheers,
> - Flemming
>
>
> --- In [email protected], Jean Felipe Felsky <jean.felsky@...>
> wrote:
> >
> > 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,
> >
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