I have deployed an app on App Engine in the Google cloud project that uses the data stored in csv file as input from a folder on my Drive.
That data is created by a function in Google Script in a script file on my Drive.
Once the App script function has run and created the data in csv file it needs to call the app on the AppEngine to process that data.
Do I need to create an App Script API in the cloud project where the AppEngine is?
How do I use that API key from inside my Google script in my script file on my Drive?
Thanks
Nothing because everything I have seen seem to be the other way around.
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I write a simple nodejs that write files, but after deploy I found no place for that files.
I tried to SSH into the instance but nothing there.
Any idea
I'm using cloud storage(bucket) as a cdn server for my application. I do not store the user upload files on my app server instead they are saved to Google cloud. Current implementation is as follows: user upload file from website(HTML page) to API server and then API server save this file to Google cloud storage(CDN/bucket), which is a dual process.
But now I want to direct upload file from angular HTML page i.e. from website to the Google cloud storage. I know we can upload file from API server(python or java or many other) to cloud storage but I don't want to do that. The reason behind is that I want to eliminate dual process time means first uploading file to our server and then server will send that file to google cloud. If the file size is small above we can consider the above work flow but what if I'm uploading large size files to server.
Is this possible to create some Authentication Headers values on server side and client(HTML/website) will use it for direct uploading file to Google Cloud Storage(bucket)? And after response from google cloud api the client will call the API server to save the respective changes.
I did lots of R&D's on it but did find any useful solution.
I also checked the below link but no luck.
Upload file to Google Cloud Storage using AngularJS multipart form data
Create a signed urls to upload a file directly to gcs without authentication.
https://cloud.google.com/storage/docs/access-control#Signed-URLs
I'm just getting started with Google App Engine and I have a few questions. Some of my swf files are halting their download after loading the first 10%. This doesn't happen on a traditional web host, or when running the GAE app locally. I'd like to verify that the file has uploaded properly, but I can't figure out how to view the files associated with an app once they've been uploaded to Google App Engine.
Thanks
There is no way to view files on the server. But you could download app files from the server: https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/java/tools/uploadinganapp#Downloading_an_Application
Also I suggest to use Google Cloud Storage for such files, there you can upload/download/verify/etc from the browser (or command line), and it better suits for serving static files, especially large ones
Can google app engine be used to store or host an adobe air file (.air)? The .air file will be used as a software updater. I have tried uploading files view google app engine launcher and the only files uploaded are the php and xml files.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks
You should be able to upload content i.e. your .air files. Just make sure to place those files in the appropriate content folders for your web application and you should be good.
Another option for hosting files as a web site could be Google Drive too. Check out : http://www.labnol.org/internet/host-website-on-google-drive/28178/
I'm newbie in Google App Engine.
I can't found information about appcfg.py, which explains how to specify a few files to uploading. When I'm executing
appcfg.py update .
it's uploading all project folder and it takes a lot of time.
How can I upload to server only main.py, for example?
You can't only upload part of the application, you upload the entire application at once.