Ok. I´ve been having a look to GAE Authentication. And there are things I don´t understand well... If you look at this page ( http://code.google.com/p/gwt-gae-book/wiki/Authentication), which seems to be quite reliable, it clearly says "Although it's possible to develop App Engine applications with custom authentication (e.g. using your own username/password lookup, or by connecting to custom 3rd party web services), we'll focus on OpenID". Well, the thing is that* I do need custom authentication*. I need to generate my own usernames and their corresponding passwords to log in. I don´t know how to do it with GAE, but as above mentioned, it said "*it's possible to develop App Engine applications with custom authentication*". So the question is: - How do I implement custom authentication using GAE? - Can I use the approach used by the Expenses sample? If so, what do I have to change/customize? - Using App Engine, can I use my own MySQL tables (for users and other data)?
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