Unload cass?

Simple question: can I unlaod a class without restarting the server, and how?
Loading a class:

Code:

  public void onEnable() {
    Bukkit.getPluginManager().registerEvents(new Spawner(), this);
}

Any help is awesome, thanks

 

What is it you're looking to do?

 

Unregister an event. I don't know how thou.

 

Meatiex

If you're looking to get rid of the instance, you could unregister the listener you created via these methods:

https://forums.bukkit.org/threads/unregistering-of-events.60817/

Once there is no longer a reference to your Spawner object, it will be automatically collected.

If you're wishing to actually unload the class, i.e. completely unload everything associated with the class (the bytecode and static objects), you would actually have to null reference the class loaded that loaded it, way more trouble than whatever you're doing is worth: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/148681/unloading-classes-in-java

 

I have some code that makes it so you can push players, it lags a lot with a lot of people online, I want to unlaod the class when more than 30 people are online.
I could make a if statement and a boolean, but that would still have slightly more lag than unloading it.
I'll try to unload it with the link provided by mythbusterma, thanks

 

Meatiex

Just unregister the event handler using the first link.

 

This is sorta a dum question, but how would I define listener?

Code:java

                        Plugin plugin = plugin;
                        HandlerList.unregisterAll(listiner); // unregister listener from any events it is registered for
                        PlayerMoveEvent.getHandlerList().unregister(plugin); // unregister listeners owned by plugin from PlayerMoveEvent

 

Meatiex

• Have your class implement Listener
• Assign your created listener object to a variable

 

I still don't know how do that, sorry for being such a noob...

 

Meatiex Give it your best shot. This is very basic coding skills. You should know how to create variables and assign values to them.