[google-appengine] Re: Invalid Static JS Content Type on Google AppEngine Standard Environment

2018-12-08 Thread Ali Koc
I am using the Google Cloud Tools for Eclipse -- which technically still accessed through Eclipse plugin but I know what you mean -- there should really be better naming for these. For your reference, see below screenshot: [image: eclipse.png] At your end, are you able to: - download latest

[google-appengine] Re: Invalid Static JS Content Type on Google AppEngine Standard Environment

2018-12-07 Thread Ali Koc
Hello, George! 1- Sure all static files are in webapp folder. (see attached zip file) All I am doing is creating a new Java Standard environment hello world app. 2- I didn't know using element to define static files was a must. I was going with this documentation which says it is optional

[google-appengine] Invalid Static JS Content Type on Google AppEngine Standard Environment

2018-12-06 Thread Ali Koc
I have a simple java application running on Google App Engine Standard environment, which along with servlets, also contains static html, css and js files. It seems js files are always served with "content-type: text/plain". Even when I create a new Hello App Engine application (doing this