Triple a is not working with the forums, how do I post my move?

@allister

TripleA does that automatically for you. Get an overview at the “Players” tab on the right side of the screen.

@Panther Perfect looks like that worked! Thanks for all your help!

@trulpen

As this issue needs to be addressed to and resolved by the developers - there is nothing we can do from our side here - I would kindly ask you to report it folllowing this:
https://www.axisandallies.org/forums/topic/35529/how-to-submit-a-bug-report

@Slip-Capone This is not likely to happen anytime soon. The game mechanics of 1914 are too different so the game engine would need a lot of new code. It is way more than simply adding a new map.

There has been a discussion on the old, deprecated developer forum:
http://tripleadev.1671093.n2.nabble.com/World-War-1-year-1914-td7583022.html
as well as on the new forum:
https://forums.triplea-game.org/topic/688/has-anyone-tried-to-make-world-war-i-larry-harris-game

So forums.triplea-game.org would be the place to add something to the discussion.

Thank you all for posting this… Was able to find what I needed from the use of this post!!

Congrats on the bombing fix, well done, indeed!

Regarding those automatisms the benefit IMHO depends on the user: For well experienced players this might help speeding up the game. For beginners and those using TripleA to learn the mechanics of Axis and Allies, I would prefer not to leave too much to the engine and possible automatisms (see my above statement). So giving the choice to either run (whatever) processes automatically or manually would be just perfect, IMHO.

Yes, these are two different files.

java.exe is the application that is allowed to use/access the console while javaw.exe is the “console-less” Windows application.
Or in other words java.exe targets the CONSOLE subsystem while javaw.exe targets the WINDOWS subsystem.

TripleA definitely uses javaw.exe to access the web.
So java.exe won’t help you out here.