Below follows some frequently asked questions about Cubeia Poker. If you have any others, please hit the forums and ask away!

What is Cubeia Poker?
The Cubeia Poker was initially made as a demonstration game for our server platform Firebase. We chose poker since it is a well known game the industry can easily relate to.

What is the status?
Cubeia Poker was started some years ago, is under active development again from Q3 2011. It is "75%" complete server side, but needs extensive work on the client and the back-office to be a competitive product.

Is there a demo?
Yes, there is and you can download it here. It is a Windows-only demo we put together for ICE 2010. It might be a bit slow starting since it was made for USB-stick and uses a very simple database, but be patient and it should open.

Why should I use it?
If you're contemplating building your own poker system, starting from scratch is very expensive. If you on the other hand take Cubeia Poker and extend it, your time to market will will be greatly shortened.

Is it open source?
Yes! The Cubeia Poker is licensed under AGPL as is all Cubeia products. Commercial licenses are available.

Can I see the source?
Sure, here it is!

Do you offer support?
As the Poker is still under development, and not yet finalized, we can offer very limited support. We do support Cubeia Firebase of course, but we'll wait with the Poker until we feel it is more mature.

How about performance?
You can find a performance analysis here (PDF). It is 3 years old and we're producing a new one as this is written, but it shows how you can easily fit 10K players on a single server, and scale upwards from there.

Where can I ask more questions?
That's what this forum is about! You can also contact us directly and we'll be happy to answer any enquiry you may have.

Cubeia Poker is a cool project and I am trying to start a project based on it.
I've checked out the source code from your server and try to compile it.
However, during compiling client side code it need the access to
m2.cubeia.com/nexus/content/groups/internal-development
which requires username and password
Is there any way that I can compile the client side
or still need to wait until it is "100%" complete?
Thx

You should not need access to the internal repository. Are you trying to build the client with Maven? I am not sure if the Maven configuration for the Flex client project have been kept up to date since we had some issues with the Flex Mojos and have mostly been using Flash Builder to produce the artifacts lately.

Thx fredrik
Yes, I am using maven to build and it requires the internal repository.
I also tried to use flash builder to compile it but seems some files are missing






Or is there any steps to import it into flash builder?
( I just copy these files in flash build project, is it correct?)

GameCard and a lot of other classes are defined in the poker-shared module. Basically you need to setup 4 projects in Flash Builder:

• poker-lobby
• poker-shared
• poker-styles
• poker-table

Poker-shared and -styles are library types. Lobby and Table must depend on those projects.

Also, what I have done is to set the output folder in the build path to a common project so you get all the artifacts rendered to the same location.

EDIT: We are currently working on the Poker, but on a separate branch. Hopefully this will make for a more complete product and will be made available in the end of this year.

Ok, I got the screenshot now (dont know why I did not see it before).

You have imported your project on a too high level. You need to import multiple projects, one for each of the subfolders lobby, shared, styles and table.