[google-appengine] Re: Some Confusion regarding Google App Engine

2009-04-10 Thread 风笑雪
If you have a Google Apps account, you may set it only for your Google Apps'
users.
And you may use login: admin in your app.yaml, then only the admin of this
app can visit it.

2009/4/10 manschmidt google...@tliff.com


 I'll try to answer your questions:

 1) Google App Engine is the hosting infrastructure. You can develop
 your application locally with the SDK and then deploy it to GAE.

 2) The eclipse plugin helps you to create your Java Applications for
 running on googles infrastructure (GAE (= Google App Engine)). You can
 create new apps by using the plugin and it gives you a basic hello-
 world app for faster development. Moreover, you can simply click on a
 button to deploy your app to GAE. That's easier compared to using the
 command line/terminal.

 3) Not sure what you mean, but install the eclipse plugin and test out
 the helloWorld-App you get when using GWT + GAE. You'll see how this
 works. Moreover, you should read the Getting Started-Page for Java.

 4) Yes, your app will be visible to everyone. You can use
 authentification to protect your application.

 On 9 Apr., 11:42, livinglegends jigar.sha...@gmail.com wrote:
  Hi,
 
  I have some questions regarding Google App Engine.
 
  1. Is it only web deployment tool? :
 
  2. What is the actual use of eclipse plugin?:
As per my understanding, eclipse plugin provides only wizard
  based utility to deploy web application on google server. Is it true?
 
  3. Suppose I have developed one application using GWT. Now, I want to
  deploy it on google server. Do I need to make any changes in my code?
  In my GWT application, I am creating connection with database.
 
  4. If I have deployed my GWT application on google server. So, anybody
  can see my application?
 
  May be my questions are silly but it is important for me.
  Thanx in Advance.
  LivingLegends
 


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[google-appengine] Re: Some Confusion regarding Google App Engine

2009-04-09 Thread manschmidt

I'll try to answer your questions:

1) Google App Engine is the hosting infrastructure. You can develop
your application locally with the SDK and then deploy it to GAE.

2) The eclipse plugin helps you to create your Java Applications for
running on googles infrastructure (GAE (= Google App Engine)). You can
create new apps by using the plugin and it gives you a basic hello-
world app for faster development. Moreover, you can simply click on a
button to deploy your app to GAE. That's easier compared to using the
command line/terminal.

3) Not sure what you mean, but install the eclipse plugin and test out
the helloWorld-App you get when using GWT + GAE. You'll see how this
works. Moreover, you should read the Getting Started-Page for Java.

4) Yes, your app will be visible to everyone. You can use
authentification to protect your application.

On 9 Apr., 11:42, livinglegends jigar.sha...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi,

 I have some questions regarding Google App Engine.

 1. Is it only web deployment tool? :

 2. What is the actual use of eclipse plugin?:
           As per my understanding, eclipse plugin provides only wizard
 based utility to deploy web application on google server. Is it true?

 3. Suppose I have developed one application using GWT. Now, I want to
 deploy it on google server. Do I need to make any changes in my code?
 In my GWT application, I am creating connection with database.

 4. If I have deployed my GWT application on google server. So, anybody
 can see my application?

 May be my questions are silly but it is important for me.
 Thanx in Advance.
 LivingLegends
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