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[atahanbozkurt]

O.K. I've attached it.

[pspeed]

O.K. I've attached it.

I've updated the tests again with more debugging information.  Can you download it again and try again?  The new client.log should be larger than this one (in case you wanted to double check that you really are running the new version).

Thanks again.

[atahanbozkurt]

Here we go.

[pspeed]

Here we go.

Ok, another version is up... can you please try again?  (I'm starting to run out of things to check.)

[atahanbozkurt]

Sure, i can. I've attached.

[pspeed]

And we have our culprit, I guess:

Standard bean accessor:public boolean mythruna.client.ClientOptions.getInvertMouse()
getPropertyData(ýnvertMouse, true) = null

For some reason, on your platform:
"I".toLowerCase() results in "ý" instead of "i".

I've changed my code to do the same thing as Java's bean utilities but I don't have much hope.  Being able to upper and lower case letters in a consistent way is the corner stone of the beans API.  If it really is locale specific then I can probably work around this case but it makes me wonder what other letters are lurking in the shadows.

There is a new version up.  Please try it.

[atahanbozkurt]

And there it is.

[pspeed]

And there it is.

Yay, last line:
2012-02-18 23:05:05,408 INFO  [mygame.Main]   Successful.

That is the most bizarre thing ever.

"I".toLowerCase() is not "i"
but:
Character.toLowerCase('I') is 'i'

...things that make you go "hmmm"

Anyway, the next release will fix this problem and you should be able to get past that point.

[FutureB]

Yay problem solved for now xD i hoPe its sucessful

[BenKenobiWan]

This whole thing reminds me of a few years ago, when my older brother and dad took an entire day of computer work to find that the video card's power (i think) was unplugged.

[pspeed]

Yeah, imagine doing that remotely over a phone.

This was a very weird problem and I ended up learning something about Java that I didn't know before.  And trust me that this is more depressing than boastful but for me that doesn't happen very often.