Hello
I'm building a servlet to display an image - nothing new here. The
problem I'm facing is that the image is being forced to download in
the browser instead of being displayed on the page. I've tested in
Chrome/Firefox and IE.
When the image is downloaded the file size is correct, but the file
I found the problem.
Doh, setCharacterEncoding != setContentType.
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WOW! that was uber stupid. Localhost is hard coded into the rule. DOH!
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I am getting started with using the GAE server side session
management. From what I read in the documentation I should see a table
(_ah_Sessions) created in the datastore when I call
session.setAttribute(). However the table is not created. Simple
session functionality works as I demonstrate with
Posted prematurely, sorry.
The out put from sessiontest.jsp (above) shows that the session
handling works, but this is definitely only using the client side
session management. When I disable cookies for localhost the session
management test fails.
Am I missing some steps to setting up the
Hi GAE Java Peeps:
I'm interested in opening my app to users beyond those with Google IDs
and I'm not particularly interested in using Open ID either. I just
need a simple authentication/session handling framework that works
within the context of my GAE app.
Before I go write my own User class
Hi TiagoP
did you solve this issue? I am curious as I'm starting to build my own
users class so that I am not restricted to just google users logging
into my application.
Is this what you're using it for? I'd be happy to help you figure this
out if you want to share more of the code with me.
You may be able to accomplish this by using sub-domains. For example:
my-sso-app.appspot.com
blog.my-sso-app.appspot.com
forum.my-sso-app.appspot.com
I'm not 100% sure but I believe you can share data, and authentication between
apps in the same domain.
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