I followed the tutorial on
https://developer.atlassian.com/server/framework/atlassian-sdk/create-a-confluence-hello-world-macro/
But when I try to do atlas-run and open localhost:1990/confluence, I get a 404-error.
I already checked my java and sdk version multiple times.
Atlas 6.3.10
Apache Maven 3.2.1
Java jdk.1.8.0_191
Running on win10 home.
Another strange behaviour, all atlas commands won't refer to the changed working directory. All files were created in .../Atlassian/atlassian-plugin-sdk-6.3.10 and in the first lines it says "can't find path"
Any suggestions what I can do?
Finally solved it.
Check solution on https://community.developer.atlassian.com/t/atlas-run-in-tutorial-causes-404-error/24612
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Just installed Google Cloud SDK and whenever I try to run the gcloud command, it gives me this error:
\Google\google_appengine was unexpected at this time.
I have tried googling for this error but I haven't found anything. Any idea what I can do to fix this?
I am using Windows 8.1 and just installed Google Cloud SDK.
This is an already known issue which is occurring often. This happens when it updates to Cloud SDK version 274.0.0 in Windows. You may find more information here.
There is a workaround provided in this Stackoverflow post
I don't know if this question really had the same issue as a recent install, but the problem, or rather bug within the installer, is that you are using a directory that contains spaces within it. At some point of the script the space causes the command to be split up incorrectly, causing the error.
I had the same message and fixed it by re-installing the Google Cloud SDK in a directory without spaces (c:\Google\CloudSDK)
I'm pretty new with Pycharm and since this morning i have tried different configuration to use the Run command with an existing Google app engine project but without success.
I have a pretty clear error :)
google.appengine.tools.devappserver2.errors.AppConfigNotFoundError: no app.yaml file at '.'
Nothing wrong with that because the existing project use a custom file call app_dev.yaml. So it's normal that Pycharm is unable to load the server.
How can i change this behaviour and tell Pycharm to use app_dev.yaml instead of app.yaml?
Is it possible?
Thanks
I input an app.yaml on root directory and reloading my project, this working for me.
While the PY-9714 issue was, indeed, closed without a resolution, the automatic '.' added to the Run configuration has been reconsidered in PY-10675 in light of GAE support for multiple modules/services inside the same application and/or request routing using a dispatch.yaml file.
So in the more recent PyCharm versions it's possible to specify one or more .yaml files as options in the Run configuration. See for an example Pycharm multiple modules Run server
For those still running an older Pycharm version without the fix, a solution using a wrapper script is described in Run App Engine development server with modules in PyCharm
I want to download the code from google app engine.
And I installed python, google engine sdk and executed this command
appcfg.py download_app -a ...
and I typed my mail address and password...
but it says
Error 403: ---
You do not have permission to download this app version
What do you think is the problem? Please help me with this.
I am stuck with this like all day but can't find the solution.
I encountered the same problem (Mac OS, running AppEngineLauncher).
Noticed that no apps were running in GAEL.
Running one of the apps in GAEL (earlier version of the same one - could be a coincidence) seemed to make a difference - it started the download, but then halted.
Then I ran appcfg list_versions on that app, followed by download_app.
That seemed to do the job - download continuing as I write this.
On a guess, appcfg got hazy about its security context. YMMV.
Check:
Only the developer who uploaded the code and the application owner(s) can download it. If anyone other than these parties attempts to download the app, they'll see an error message like the following: Error 403
https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/python/tools/uploadinganapp#Python_Downloading_source_code
or your app have set permanently prohibit code downloads. Check on page: https://appengine.google.com/deployment/codelock?app_id=your_app_id&to_forward=/permissions?app_id=your_app_id
Adding flag --no_cookies worked for me.
I have checked and rechecked to see that I've done everything correctly, fixed a few problems with java 1.7 (set java compliance to 1.6) etc, and ran the program in develop mode and debug mode.
But when I go to the URL given (http://localhost:8888) I get a 404 screen:
HTTP ERROR: 404
Problem accessing /. Reason:
NOT_FOUND
Powered by Jetty://
The welcome file index.html is in the war directory and web.xml lists index.html as the welcome file. I get the same screen when I try to get the admin console at /_ah/admin as well. The logs I could find didn't show anything. Obviously GAE is working as it uses Jetty, any other port number I enter gives me a browser error:
Oops! Google Chrome could not connect to localhost:8887
Suggestions:
Try reloading: localhost:8887
Search on Google:
So what could be the problem? I checked file and directory permissions but I'm the only user on this computer ... any ideas or help is appreciated.
James
EDIT
I figured out the problem. My browser cache was holding a different package I had installed previously in my workspace. Simply clearing the cache after terminating all launches was the working solution. I was then able to continue with the excellent tutorial.
http://googcloudlabs.appspot.com/whatgae.html
GAE requires a controlled setup and a good place to follow and start is GAE tutorial. Here is a link GAE TUTORIAL
Look at my answer here.
You have to change Java version in Project Facet also.
GAE does not yet support being run with Java 1.7. Setting a compliance mode for Eclipse doesn't have any effect.
And that error you're getting form Eclipse for port :8887 is telling you that no application on your local machine is listening on that port. It provides no evidence one way or the other as to whether GAE is working.
Try again with Java 1.6.
I've created Google App Engine project in Java using Eclipse following the book Beginning Java Google App Engine
Before I bought this book I had created projects with unchecked option 'Use Google Web Toolkit' but for this project I checked it (following the book)
Eclipse generated several files for me and I run my applications, copy link to Web Browser (http://localhost:8888) and it gives me an error:
GWT module name_of_my_project may need to be (re)complied
I work on Ubuntu 10.04 (I was testing my application using Firefox and Chromium) and I was trying run my application on Windows XP (using the same Web Browsers) with the same effect (just one difference - Google Chrome made me install Web Toolkit...so I did it but it still gives the same error)
Thanks in advance :)
I get the same error message at unexpected times using development on IntelliJ with Chrome. The message still appears when I stop and start development mode. The problem is fixed after I delete the compiled files (class files, js files) in the out folder. On eclipse, you can try deleting files and folders generated in the war folder (delete the folder that has the project name, if it exists, and the classes folder under /war/WEB-INF/classes). Hope this helps.
Check in your "Java Build Path" if you have the correct Default output folder (something like /target/project-name/WEB-INF/classes).
In Eclipse, do a "Clean Build".
Click on the google blue button in the Eclipse menu and select "GWT Compile Project..."
Make sure the GWT plugin is compiling your project by checking the compiler output. The GWT compiler outputs lots of things, for example you will always see something like "Compiling 6 permutations.... Compiling permutation 0..."
If you still have problems, try this page on setting up Eclipse with GWT: http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/usingeclipse.html
Thanks for your comments and suggestions. I re-installed Eclipse on Ubuntu and I installed plugin one more time and it works :)
So, be careful which version of Eclipse you use - Eclipse 3.4 has problem with GWT.