Hi all,
I implemented a simple check whether the session of a user who sends an RPC
is the same session when he logged in. This works fine for all browsers on
PC. On Mac (with Safarie) this check fails (within seconds, so a session
timeout cannot be the reason). Any ideas what could be the
Hi folks,
we had problems with setting up the billing administrator so that our
billing status has been set to Leaving Grace Period. Unfortunately
this state has not changed since nearly one week and since that we are
not able to make any changes and emails to
appengine_updated_pric...@google.com
Hi all!
I was thinking about making my RPC calls to the server (datastore commands)
more secure against java script or data stream modifications on client side
(when user is already signed in and validated).
Problem:
- right now all datastore requests are transmitted 1:1 from client
Thanks for the reply.
You're right. I did not use the Users API, as I do not want to force the
users to have a google account (or any other existing account). This will
be optional at a later point in time.
The user authentication happens on server side by a self-programmed
algorithm.
Hi all,
let me briefly describe the situation:
- I have two eclipse projects: 1) Application specific development; 2) My
Own UI-Widgets
- Project 2) is on the build path of project 1)
- I decided to move the localization tables into project 2) to have it
available in both projects
- I am using
Not linking the whole project but linking the project's source folder did
it.
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As my first posting has not been shown, this is my second try. Hope it does
not become a redundant posting:
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Although I have validated my account already successfully (I already have
created a GAE application) I am asked to validate my account again when I
Although I have validated my account already successfully (I already have
created a GAE application) I am asked to validate my account when I try to
create a second application. Unfortunately I can not use my mobile number,
as it is already in use since the first validation!?
Any Ideas?
Hi Experts,
local storage of a short blob (byte array) works just fine. When I deploy
the app to GAE I get a NULL Pointer Exception. Further investigation shows
that the byte array (shortblob) is not stored into the datastore on GAE.
What is my mistake?
Thanks a lot!
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Hi experts,
I have following Problem with storing a Bytearray as String in the google
datastore:
I create a salt during account creation to hash the users passwordword which
then I store in the google datastore as String.
SecureRandom sr = SecureRandom.getInstance(SHA1PRNG);
byte[] salt = new
Solved it by using ShortBlob instead of String in datastore.
Cheers!
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Thank you for this advise. I'll give it a try.
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Hi Experts,
as I am a Newbie in AppEngin and GWT and therefore of this forum I was
wondering if I use it accurately. Reason of this question is, that my first
questions have been read (and also answered) within just a few minutes.
Now there hasn't had any reaction on my last 3 postings, so I
Hi experts,
In GWT 2.3.0 I use custom icons in my map as markers. I would love to change
the icon which is currently selected. This Icon should be similar to the
original one (i.e. highlighted). I thought about different ideas which all
are somehow difficult for me to realize:
1. As the icons
Hi!
as I could not find any howto papers vian google I was wondering if there is
a way to use/test the email sending on localhost?
My setup: GAE 1.5 / GWT 2.3.0 / Eclipse 3.6.2
Thanx!
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Hi!
I've posted this a few days ago and couldn't find a solution yet. Maybe this
time someone has a great idea.
The problem:
I create a map with a simple click handler on it -- works
I create an overlay marker with a simple click handler on it -- works if i
click on the map
after that: when
Found it. It seems I have been blind during debugging. I changed an object
without creating a new instance and stored it in an ArrayList. Not really
surprising that both markers had the same position ;-)
The second error still exists. What I found out so far is that it only
occurs in code
Hi Experts,
using GWT 2.3.0 I want to have an additional attribute in every google maps
Marker. My Idea was to extend the existing Marker class the following way:
public class MyMarker extends Marker {
private int myNumber;
public MyMarker(LatLng point) {
super(point);
}
public
Ok, I found the reason for the JavaScript error, but have no idea how to
solve this:
The reason is simple. In my scenario MapWiget itself also has a click
handler and GWT seems not to like it. As soon as I remove the click handler
from the map everything works fine. As I said above I would
Thank you all for your help. I decided to work with Composites. It works
well!
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Hi experts,
the subject is saying it all. This is the code which is looped multiple
times with varying LatLng/Douple-values (tested during debugging); in ops I
only set an icon (always the same icon):
Marker marker = new Marker(LatLng.newInstance(Double.valueOf(some double as
Hi!
Thanks a lot for the helpful hints! Now let me see if I got it right. In my
case I only have the entry point starting page. Within this class I have
three methods building three different UIs: register(), login(),
startpage().
Now I do the if in on onModuleLoad():
if
Hi experts,
I'v build a web application with three entry points so far:
registration
login
start page
As you can imagine I want to (or have to) be able to dynamically redirect a
user - depending on his authentication/session validation, etc. - to the
correct entry point, regardless which
Hi Experts,
My first posting, so please excuse any clumsiness.
The Background:
Within a click handler I am calling a RemoteService for storing data in a
datastore. As I do not only want to store a simple element I defined my own
class SaveObject. As I also want to store different types of
I'm using GWT 2.3.0
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Ok, found it. Guess you gave me the right push - thanks:
While my subclasses did extend the IsSerializable interface, the superclass
didn't. Never the less... funny effect ;-)
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