Hello
I am using GWT and google app engine in eclipse. and when i compile and run locally it is working perfectly. However, after i deployed myapp to app engine, and the gwt generated .nocache.js files are missing. is there any settings i need to turn on?
anyone knows why?
thanks
Are you only running in development mode locally?
Are you GWT compiling before you deploy? You will have to run a GWT compile before deploying.
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Is it possible to deploy a Google App Engine backend module in Android Studio as a Google App Engine project (on Google's servers)? In eclipse this was possible with the plugin, but now I don't see how to do this or found someone else doing this.
If you want to see what's under the hood of gradle:
gradlew tasks
If you want only the .war file
gradlew war
Will do the job:
gradlew appengineUpdate
You can do this from UI itself. Go to
Build -> Deploy Module to App Engine
If you are deploying this for the 1st time then you will have to sign in to your google account by using add account button.
can anyone help me as to how to deploy the mirror-api java quick start project to google app engine? I have imported the project into Eclipse via the maven import and made the war file: mvn war:war
I am able to run it locally without any problems
dont know how to deploy to app engine, I have created an appspot project inside google app engine as well
check it out https://github.com/googleglass/mirror-quickstart-java/tree/app-engine
there's a tag on official repo!
Everytime I deploy my project to appengine the GWT modules recompile(which takes several minutes). This happens even if there are no changes to the code and I am only updating the server code. How can I stop this?
Patrick, I'm not sure why you are deploying to the app engine if you are not making any changes. Anyway, you could do the following:
Right click on your project -> export -> as war
When you create a war, this does not compile, and then you can manually upload the .war to the App Engine using the appcfg tool.
EDIT: it's not necesary to use the eclipe export, all you need to do is use the appcfg tool and build from eclipse.
Check this out for additional info on using appcfg to deploy.
Someone must know of a working eclipse project for GWT / App Engine datastore ?
I tried to find a completed sample for the stockwatcher with JDO tutorial, but
no luck.
I found 2 Objectify samples: listwidget (checkout failed)
and gwt-objectify-appengine (Maven build failed, complained
about missing appengine-api-1.0-sdk-1.5.1.jar, which was actually present).
Ideally I'm looking for something minimal, an RPC app that will deploy to App Engine & save/reload a few values.
Thanks for your help
In the GWT downloads page on google-code, you can find the code for the tutorial application StockWatcher. This zip is the StockWatcher app configured for Google App Engine. It does not use Maven. Please have a look at the README.txt file in the zip file for detailed instructions on how to import the project in Eclipse.
It is the code that lets you start this tutorial from step 3.
GWT's own MobileWebApp is one such sample project. It's mavenized so to make it an Eclipse project simply check it out as a Maven project in Eclipse (assuming you have m2e installed).
I've got a python app and I want to deploy it. I'm using Aptana Studio 3. It's based on Eclipse but will not install the plugin due to dependancy issues. Basically I'm wondering what are my options for deploying my app outside of Eclipse?
Just use the appcfg tool included with the GAE SDK.
appcfg.py update path_to_app
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/tools/uploadinganapp.html#Uploading_the_App