The newest version can always be found here (always 32-Bit):
The shoebill-plugin is the heart of the shoebill project. It is directly used by the samp-server process. Internally, it will create a Java Virtual Machine and it will launch the shoebill-launcher artifact. The plugin will invoke callbacks in the shoebill java side, and respond to native function calls from shoebill-launcher.
The shoebill plugin currently supports version 0.3.7 of SAMP
- libiconv
- jni (jdk has the needed files included, just install jdk if you want to build the plugin)
- cmake
(You need to make sure that cmake will use a 32-bit jdk, which it won't in my case. I always build my project on a 32-bit ubuntu machine) Clone the project into a directory and then execute the build.sh script. After the build has successfully finished, you will find a Shoebill.so file in the src directory. Rename it to just "Shoebill" (without .so) and then you should be able to use it with the samp-server.