I'm trying to install and configure Google App Engine on my IntelliJ Ultimate IDE. I've installed with Google App Engine plugin, but I'm unable to link it to my Google Cloud account in Preferences > Build, Execution, Deployment > Google App Engine.
Specifically, when I add my Google Cloud credentials and click 'Apply', the Apply button just sticks. I can click 'OK' to clear the dialogue box, but when I go back into Preferences, the details have not been applied and I'm just back at a blank screen.
There isn't any code to share, but I've attached a screenshot, showing a thick blue border around the Apply button. I've tried different IntelliJ versions on different laptops, with the same result.
Can anyone help?
Before. Apply button 'stuck'
After. Going back into Google App Engine, the details have not been applied
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Following this instruction, I try to deploy a front end app to Google Cloud. On the last step, I get the following error for the command "gcloud app deploy"
(gcloud.app.deploy) Unable to deploy to application [my-app] with status [USER_DISABLED]: Deploying to stopped apps is not allowed.
I take a look at my Google Cloud account and can't find the disabled status.
Where shall I look to solve this problem?
You should be able to re-enable your application by going to App Engine -> Settings when managing your project in the Google Cloud Platform Console.
yeah you need to enable your application here
If the app is enabled in the App Engine Settings, you might not have selected the correct project:
gcloud config set project <app-engine-project-id>
You can see the ID in the right column after clicking on the project name in the Google Cloud Platform header on the website.
I have a project and there is a GAE version deployed. I don´t use the App engine anymore although there are some Compute Engines running. How can I delete my app engine and keep my compute engines instance?
Under the version tabs the delete button is disabled.
One thing you could do is upload a new empty instance and set it as the default.
Or use the old appengine admin console which can be found at appengine.google.com. Find Administration > Application Settings > close to the bottom of the page there's the option to Disable or Delete Application
This still leaves the project accessible to the other products in the dev console.
I've developed a simple app which is working fine on local but when I am trying to deploy it on google app engine it shows me google prompt for sign in and after sign it shows me a page on which "accept" button is not highlighting or disabled.
screen shot: http://i.imgur.com/FQpSNXe.png
I am using eclipse luna in win vista.
If anyone have the solution please tell me.
I recently deployed a Google App Engine app and then set up a custom URL for it from my Google Apps Admin dashboard. Everything ok until the app engine app was deleted (it is no longer listed on my developer console): I would now like to remove it from my admin dashboard to reclaim the custom URL for a different GAE app.
From the admin dashboard, I go into "App Engine Apps" and select the one I want to remove. If I click "delete" on the web address I would like to reclaim, I get "We are unable to process your request at this time. Please try again later." (and this has been happening for days). If, instead, I try to delete the service altogether, when I click to confirm I receive "You do not have the permissions necessary to uninstall this application."
I found this question which suggests getting in touch with the Google Apps help center. After doing that, I received the following:
Our Google Apps team offers support for the core suite of Google Apps services defined at http://www.google.com/apps/intl/en/terms/user_features.html. The issue you’ve experienced is currently outside the scope of our support offering and we won’t be able to offer you further direct assistance at this time.
Does anyone know how I can remove the (deleted) app engine app from my admin console, to reclaim the custom URL?
Following from #Patrice's suggestion, I managed to resolve this from the app engine console (note: not the app admin console, where I was focusing all my efforts/receiving all those cryptic error messages).
I followed the instructions here to add a custom URL in the app engine console . After verifying my domain, I added my custom URL to my new app engine project. When I clicked to confirm, I got some warning saying that this custom URL is currently pointing to another app engine app and that by confirming, it would no longer point there.
I clicked confirm, and now everything is working.
I created a new AppEngine project a few days ago using the original AppEngine console.
When I view it in the new Google Developer's Console, the "COMPUTE" menu option only shows "Compute Engine" as an option. Other older apps show both "App Engine" and "Compute Engine" as options.
How do I fix this?
I had the same problem. You need to create the new project via console.developers.google.com, not via appengine.google.com. If you create the project using appengine.google.com, the App Engine menu will not appear.