On 2 juin, 01:19, alexl alexthebl...@gmail.com wrote:
hi, I tried a couple of proxy servlets but each time the engine says
such and such is a restricted class. I recompiled some of the
dependencies but after getting rid of ssl's for example then it
complained about inet address being a restricted class.
the reason I want a proxy is so it is easier to test in development
mode.
thx
java.net.InetAddress is a restricted class. Please see the Google
App Engine developer's guide for more details.
Just (temporarily) disable AppEngine in your project.
But actually you can just use the -noserver mode if you don't want to
start your fullblown server app in the DevMode. Also note that you're
not forced to restart the DevMode if all you change is client-side
code, just hit F5/Reload in your browser to see the changes.
The only use of a proxy servlet is to be able to debug CSS and
images when *not* using ClientBundle (and/or when debugging in IE6 or
IE7 which don't support data: URLs).
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