DanielZ

So I have it basically working on Android and doing much the same as BERcon (pretty basic). There are some multi-tasking issues on Android not present on PC which I am going to need to locate and iron out.

Ah no, I won't be making a database and keeping a centrslised ban list, that would be uneeded agrovation. I am aiming for a straightforward fully functional client only.

I cannot work out what CBL is an acronym for as there are so may, enlighten me?

BattleLibrary is an implementation of the BattlEye Protocol in Java. I am currently still coding the final few stages but all the essentials are done. There is a mechanisim in place to ensure any list, e.g. bans or players, is complete and correctly ordered which I am testing and has worked so far. Its aims to abstract the all the difficulties away from the frontend. Here is it in action on my rough testing frontend (I have not spun up my server to take this so it is on localhost): I do not really see much point in trying to compete with DaRT, etc, for desktops as they seem to have that sown up although I will finish this and put it up for download if people want it. This does work on Android and I have tested in on my Samsung Galaxy Note II with pretty good results. So the question is does anyone really see a need or want for administering their server via a smartphone, tablet, etc?