This package contains a utility to bootstrap a standalone MapTool server.

To use, you need MapTool from rptools.net: http://www.rptools.net/index.php?page=downloads#MapTool

Once you have apache ant and the ivy plugin for ant installed (warning, download ant from their website, as your distribution's copy may be broken), you can generate the standalone.jar. To do this, simply run:

`ant dist`

Download a .zip file, extract, and then drop the provided standalone.jar file into this folder alongside the maptool-1.3bXX.jar (as of this writing, b91 is current and is the only version this server has been tested with). You can then start the standalone server like so:

java -cp standalone.jar:maptool-1.3.bXX.jar -Dserver.port="51234" net.rptools.maptool.server.StandaloneServer

You can also rename (or better, ln -s) maptool-1.3.bXX.jar -> maptool-1.3.jar and run it this way:

java -jar standalone.jar

You can declare any of the following properties to configure the server:

server.name   (registers at rptools.net if set)
server.port   (defaults to 51234)
server.gmPassword
server.playerPassword
campaign.file

Because the MapTool server must host a saved campaign, you load a .cmpgn file in the standalone server, but keep in mind that changes will have to be saved on one of the clients. You can also declare the following. The actual value doesn't matter, if you set them at all, they're on.

log.debug
server.useStrictTokenManagement
server.playersCanRevealVision
server.useIndividualViews
server.playersReceiveCampaignMacros
server.useToolTipsForDefaultRollFormat
server.restrictedImpersonation

Something like this should do you fine:

java -cp standalone.jar:maptool-1.3.b91.jar \
	-Dserver.gmPassword="secret" \
	-Dserver.playerPassword="******" \
	-Dserver.useStrictTokenManagement="on" \
	-Dserver.useIndividualViews="on" \
	-Dserver.playersReceiveCampaignMacros="on" \
	-Dserver.restrictedImpersonation="on" \
	net.rptools.maptool.server.StandaloneServer