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Google App Engine is neither showing my application main HTML page nor any error. I just rolled back my changes still its not showing anything.It was working in the morning
Please Guide e how Can I make it working agin.
Log on to your application administration interface at http://appengine.google.com/ and then go to the Logs page under the Main section. Do you see any kind of errors there?
With so little information to go on, that's all I can answer with right now, but update your question with more information about your problem and I'll try to help you more.
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Closed 9 years ago.
I have a service built entirely in Node JS. So, how can I integrate that with Mirror API, say Share Entities..?
I mean, is it as good as parsing just the JSON..?
The easiest way is to use the googleapis package to get access to the "mirror v1" package. See https://github.com/burcu/google-api-nodejs-client for more info on the package and then you can do something like:
var google = require('googleapis');
google.discover('mirror', 'v1' ).execute(function(err,client){
console.log( client );
});
To get the client.mirror object, which will have client.mirror.timeline, client.mirror.subscriptions, etc.
(I'm working on sample code to illustrate this. I'll try to update this answer when it is ready.)
Technically, because Google Glass apps run in the cloud, and everything is done through REST, any server is capable of being a Glass app, no matter were it runs or what language it is.
In other words, yes.
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My project implement viewpager and Google Maps, general info first page and second view show google maps.
can you help me with some example. because it is not how to implement the solution.
thank you very much
This is difficult to do because you cannot slide back, correct? When you slide only the map moves?
Either make the tabs clickable so you can click your way back, or
Make a small edge next to the map that the user can pull, or
Have a secondary action bar in the bottom the user can pull to switch views
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The app is free, but if it has ads, such as AdMob, does it make the app commercial? Or non-commercial?
I don't believe the ads change the non-commercial status. Giving it away for free makes the app non-commercial. However the advertising in the app is used in a commercial manor, so if you are submitting your app to some market place, even though you are giving it away for free I would say it's commercial. Technically people are paying for it by clicking or viewing the ads instead of paying for it up front. Why not just sell it for 99 cents?
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i want to publish access database based application using visual basic.. the thing is i do not want my database to be appeared in the installation folder so that user/client wont have access to it... It is for window application.. TQ
if you password protect your access database then they will not be able to get access to the data even if they can see it. In your code you will need to supply the password when connecting to the database.
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how website checked that a request come from a browser or from a programs.
in javascript you may use navigator.userAgent. note that this may vary from browser to browser. a good example how to use it can be found at
quirksmode.
However be aware that you can edit the userAgentString at any time using the appropriate browser, script or code. so no absolute guarantee on the result - but at least a starting point.
cheers,
markus
If you would prefer to use server side code, and presuming you are using .net, the Request.Browser property will provide details of the agent making the request.