In app engine developer console not able to access text search for one of my projects but able to get data through application. Is there any setting I am missing?
I got below message when i tried to access search inside developer console.
Add full-text search functionality to your app with the App Engine Search service. This service stores structured documents in indexes, and lets you perform faceted queries on document fields. You can browse and search your indexes from this panel.
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How can developer view documents in App Engine's Search API on development machine?
I save document using search API and I can search and fetch results using Java API, but how do I view the documents? Is there a document viewer for development mode?
Details here: https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/standard/java/search/
As per Google Documentation:
In the Cloud Console, you can view information about your application's indexes and the documents they contain. Clicking an index name displays the documents that index contains. You'll see all the defined schema fields for the index; for each document with a field of that name, you'll see the field's value. You can also issue queries on the index data directly from the console.
I'm quite new to Google App Engine and it's cloud Datastore which is used for storing the backend's data by default. As far as I realized you can only view it's content within the developer console and you can create or edit entities there.
But is there any external tool from which you can connect to your datastore to create reports or administer the data? What is your experience?
In fact yes it's true you can only see data's from the admin console.
If you wish to see your data's in Google Drive Table and make a report you can, but for that you need to create a connector to your sheet (I already made one). It's exactly the same if you need update or import data's to your datastore.
I use this Technic to upload or refresh products on my e-shop GAE app.
In general if I need to see a report, I design a specific web page for that and I protect theme via a login / password. To see a well formatted report you can use jquery library or use Google Charts
Our application is using Google App Engine and DataStore for the server side.
We are storing Blogs model with name and description in the datastore.
We want to provide search feature for the description. We could not find correct way to do it.
Can anyone guide us the correct method to search blogs with specific description?
You need to use the search service (which is currently experimental).
I would like to create an entity in my datastore from the admin console on google app engine.
To do this, I read I must clicked on the tab "create" in the datastore viewer BUT I don't have this link.
I have just the "query" tab and as I have no data, nothing appears.
How can I create an entity from the admin console on google app engine?
App Engine will only let you create new entities for a Kind that has already been defined. If you haven't ever saved anything to the datastore, your datastore is a blank slate, and you won't be able to query or create in it.
If you don't want to deploy code in order to write your first entities to the datastore, you can enable the interactive console in production, and write code that generates a model, populates, and saves it. Once you've done that, your Create link should appear.
Check the permissions section maybe you only have the Viewer role which doesn't allow you to create entities.
BTW, the create link looks like this:
I am new to web application development. I want to develop an java/mysql/tomcat web application. I want to make the application so that the data inside the database can be searchable by any search engine. How do I implement that?
Search engines don't read your database. They read the web pages. Make it so that all the information that you want searchable is accessible by following non-AJAX links from the outside. If you hide the information behind a login form, or even just a search form, the search engines won't be able to access the information.