How do I set up the Google App Engine in IntelliJ? I think I'm missing something here.
I see that they have app engine instructions on IntelliJ's site, but I don't see how to install it into Intellij.
I don't think that the Google App Engine is available in the Community Edition. Otherwise it is available as a plugin in the Ultimate Edition. It should have been available directly after installation unless you deliberately unchedked it.
Ultimate Edition plugins, Google App Engine Integration plugin available.
Community Edition plugins, no Google App Engine Integration plugin :-(
There is now a Google Cloud Plugin for Intellij (docs) (github).
App Engine (Standard) (Flexible)
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I'm using Google App Engine for deploying my nuxt js projects (ssr mode), but it's a bit expensive for me and I'm looking for some alternatives.
Which other services do you use for deploying your nuxt js projects (ssr mode) except Google App Engine and why?
Thanks in advance!
I would advise to check the official Nuxt.js documentation. especially the deployment part of the FAQ.
Personally I think the easiest is on heroku :
Nuxt doc : https://nuxtjs.org/faq/heroku-deployment
Heroku doc : https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/nodejs-support
If you have a small app you can stay in the free tier for ever.
I installed the Cloud Code Plugin for IntelliJ to deploy a Java 8 project to App Engine (Standard)
I added the Framework Support by running:
Tools > Cloud Code > App Engine > Add App Engine Support > Google App Engine Standard
Now I have to change this to App Engine Flexible but when I try to do this the same way as for App Engine Standard I get the following error:
All modules already have App Engine support, or no modules were found.
What files do I have to modify or how can I remove App Engine support and start over?
I already tried right-clicking the project and selecting Add Framework support...but the Google App Engine option isn't checked and when I select it doesn't give me any options
From my understanding of this issue is that in IntelliJ you cannot add child framework support when parent is already added. What this means is that since you have your application running under the standard environment you are unable to add in an additional environment (in this case, the app engine flexible).
https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/115000073610-Cannot-add-child-framework-support-when-parent-is-already-added
I ran into the same error as the one stated in your situation. You can simply import the project again from your project directory and select the framework (App Engine Flexible) instead of the standard environment.
I'm working on an Android app with a Google app engine backend, but i can't find how to create the app engine module. In Android studio 3.0 there is no app engine module under:
File->NewModule.
How can I make the relation between the app in android studio and the backend in app engine?
Regarding using the App Engine's backend with Android studio 3.0 the documentation says:
Creating App Engine-based cloud backends is not supported in Android
Studio 3.0; however, your existing projects with cloud backends will
continue to work in Android Studio.
There is more information about this in the provided link but also this "Build an Android App Using Firebase and the App Engine Flexible Environment" could be interesting for your purposes.
I have used GAE 2 years ago. Now I am setting it up on new machine.
My web application is multi author blog, it will use Datastore for storing data. I want to setup standard environment(and not flexible environment).
I have already installed Java 8(Using Java 8 only because it is latest, I can use Java 7 if required).
I have also downloaded and setup Eclipse Oxygen(again I can change that if it is useful).
I have downloaded and setup 'appengine-java-sdk-1.9.59'.
I wanted to setup App Engine Plugin for Eclipse. Apparently it is deprecated and Cloud Tools for Eclipse is recommended (https://developers.google.com/eclipse/docs/download).
Should I install "Google Cloud SDK"(https://cloud.google.com/eclipse/docs/quickstart) considering the fact that I am developing low volume website and it wont need all that features which SDK might provide?
Can I install "Cloud Tools for Eclipse" without installing "Google Cloud SDK"?
All Google cloud SDKs, including the App Engine SDK, are converging on using the Google Cloud SDK as the delivery mechanism. Yes, you must install the Cloud SDK for use with the Cloud Tools for Eclipse. You will be asked to point to the Cloud SDK directory in Eclipse.
I want to know if google app engine supports EJB injection. I did not find any documentation explain this point.
It seems EJB injection is not supported:
There are various APIs and technologies that are not supported by App Engine at present for various reasons. These include:
Enterprise Java Beans (EJB)
See here for more info.