Some things don't work due to ongoing library development. There is so much that can be done.
/**
* All of the networking and tools with security should be @Deprecated due to
* how the password handling is performed. Please see the comment around
* @Deprecated in TLSServer(...) regarding obtaining the key store password for details.
*
* Also note that Deploy uses the make.secure properties value for convenience.
* If you would rather have that prompt you would need to write that in yourself, for now.
*
* Further, the PKITool which handles the keystores, certificates and keys, probably
* uses a mix of String and char[]. You've been warned.
*/
You'll need a JDK (Java Development Kit)... You can get one here: Oracle JDK's. Windows is [x86 (32 bit) and, x64 (64 bit, but mostly everything is 64 bit now)], anything else, you should know what to do or who to contact. Anything newer than version 17 should work. I compile to version 17, but you can change that. Minimum version is Java 9 for Process.pid() and, if I recall correctly, there were some Bouncy Castle cryptography changes requiring source version 11.
You'll probably want an IDE (Integrated Development Environment). I'm working on an editor, but it's slow and careful work. I use NetBeans 18 (Install JDK BEFORE NetBeans) and a Java Ant Project with Existing Classes and package to .jar using ca.tecreations.apps.deploy.Deploy, but you can use any text editor and Command prompt, or terminal, or jethro.jar to launch. Compiling is automatic, according to configuration, via JavaCompiler.
You can construct a Maven/Ant style project by using DependencyViewer.
java -jar StusTwelve.jar
command.License
Free Use
Hello, World!, waiting for timed reset (multiple again) looks correct
Renewal of Self
<TEC_PURPLE>
Genesis 1-2:3,
, Psalm 86, Psalms 1-10, Proverbs 22-26, Romans 1-2, Ken Boa - Face To Face, ? ?-?, ...
</TEC_PURPLE>
Coding
Worked a bit on thw TLSServerWithTSPS to try to get the output from the compilation working, but ran into a snag with ProcessBuilder not executing javac, but maybe it was that I didn't have sudo on the command? I'll have to do some more testing to see if it works without sudo the way I have it running where it compiled. Once I know I can get the output, I think. I think I need to pass the data back to the client application as either a text block of output or as a streaming list of lines. I'm not sure. It's got a lot of moving parts.End.