jankowalski

Tag: google app engine

  • Solution for Google App Engine for Java, Part 2: Building the killer app

    Hi, I just want to notice that I have solution for this tutorial Google App Engine for Java, Part 2: Building the killer app and if you want me to send it to you please provide me your email and I will invite you to dropbox where you will find it :D (this is my way to get some extra dropbox space). So come on and contact me.

    Another thing is this tutorial is quite old and there been some decent changes made in GWT like MVP + activities, places, even we could add dependency injection or exchange RPC with ReuqestFactory. — The two last steps are not necessary with such a small app. I will try to convert this simple app into MVP + activities, places, token history pattern and of course I will put it on dropbox. So come on and contact me.ATTENTION: I will send you that code but I want you sign up to dropbox thru my ref link :)

    ATTENTION2: App can be seen online on AppEngine infrastructure. http://blogcommen.appspot.com/

    ATTENTION3: Check out my post called “Git repo for Solution for Google App Engine for Java, Part 2: Building the killer app” I put there a path to github with that sample code.Enjoy. 

  • Google App Engine

    There is interesting free java development environment called Google App Engine. My sample app hansguestbook deployed there. It can me easly integrated with your favorite IDE (I hope) I use netbeans and it works fine. I hope I be able to code some sample apps and run there. There is some limitations but always you can register another google account and put there your over limit apps. I will try to put there GWT simple app to check if GWT works fine with GoogleAppEngine (It should). Any difference I’ve noticed (comparing to ordinary AS) there is JDO in data tier. I hope this works exactly like JPA. Will test it. Instaling your SDK you get GoogleAppEninge server instance and while you are developing you deploy your stuff too localhost, having “baked” you send it to GoogleAppE.