Hi there, this might be helpful. I've recently developed a file
uploaded for an crowd source application I'm involved in and have used
a DiskFileItemFactory. Once you create a factory object you can set
the size of the files that are to be uploaded. Bt default it's 10K but
you cN manually set this
I"m calling a httpservlet from a GXT FormPanel using the usual
FormPanel.submit() method. This calls the doPost( request, response)
method of the httpservlet. I"m using Submit as I'm uploading data to
the sever from a client using a FileUploadField in the FormPanel.
My problem is that by using For
Are you using Python or JAVA to build your servlets?
If You're using Java you need to define your servlet in your web.XML
file. You simply define the servlet name, the class it points to and
then the mapping of the servlet name to it's URL. If you checkout the
default web.XML file that is created
gt; Feel free to ask more questions directly, and if you are interested
> you can have "Gadglet" alpha version in about 3 weeks.
>
> On Mar 23, 6:20 pm, Tony O Dowd wrote:> Anyone got a
> good reference to using eclipse to develop google
> > gadgets. I traced an articl
Anyone got a good reference to using eclipse to develop google
gadgets. I traced an article that offered a solution that requires
lots of additional changes to linkers and other system libraries.
Surely, there is an easier way. Anyone got a better path to follow?
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I've created my first App on the Google App Engine and everything went
well, however, now when I try to create a new application it asks me
to Verify my Account using SMS. As I've already done this previously,
it will not allow me to specify my phone number again. I've tried
using other phone numbe
