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Newbie question: Client in Java, Server in C++?

Tags: Sun, Java
Hello Experts :-)

I always wanted to learn how to write games.
Decided to create my own mmorpg game- something like Tibia (graphical user interface).

My current ideas are to:

- write client in Java because it will work both on Windows and Linux
- write server in C++ because it needs to work very fast

what do u think about my current ideas?
Any hints how to start?

I am a Delphi programmer who wants to learn some new languages and programming techniques.

Thank u very much

panJames





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Question Asked By: panJames
Solution Provided By: arturh
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04.18.2008 at 08:43AM PDT, ID: 21386825
Make a tcp connection and communicate.

Today the computers are fast enough. Nowadays the problems for the performance are in the Connection or in the Disk. Why have the C++ in here?
 
04.18.2008 at 08:46AM PDT, ID: 21386852
oleber: what language would u suggest for server?

panJames
 
04.18.2008 at 08:52AM PDT, ID: 21386910
If you like Java for the client. I would use Java for the server, than you can reuse code in the server and in the client.

The problem is to have the clients having the Java installed.
 
04.18.2008 at 09:00AM PDT, ID: 21386982
oleber:

Why is it a problem to have clients having java installed?

panJames
 
04.18.2008 at 09:13AM PDT, ID: 21387144
The problem is to make them install anything, they tend to refuse the idea.

I had already problems with home clients not will to install free antivirus. After that I can believe in everything.


So, the first version I advice Java in bout sides. But stay open mind, have a simple interface for the communication between client and server.



One other idea can be to use a scripting language on the Server side. It will be faster to develop and have a first release, with the time you can move the slower parts to C. The idea is that 80% of the time you are running 20% of the code. Really just the 20% of the code needs to be fast, it isn't a big problem to have the rest slower. The cost for developing in a scripting language is substantially lower then in Java or C++.
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04.19.2008 at 01:23AM PDT, ID: 21391624
I would suggest to use Java for both the client and the server side. Nowadays Java with JIT is really fast so performance on the server should not be your concern. I have written IM server which can handle 150k concurrent user connections on a single machine and traffic of 10k packets per second.

But if you find it still not fast enough you can compile it to native code. There are commercial compilers right now but I believe that after JDK is now fully open source GCC and other tools will be ably to compile Java code to native code very soon.

Using the same language on both sides gives you an advantage of reusing libraries and tools for both client and server side development. And of course easy deployment on different operating systems not only clients but servers too is another good point.

How to start?
Write something very, very simple first. A very simple server and a very simple client. Something that allows you to do experiments. Quick simple results will make your work fun otherwise if you wait for the first release for too long you would become bored and you could give this up.

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