What is your application ID? Also, can you paste your appengine-
web.xml file?
Thanks,
- Jason
On Aug 18, 5:31 am, bb1987 bb1987 wrote:
> Hello
>
> Today I have received "Your Google App Engine Account has been
> enabled!" email because I couldn't activated via sms.
>
> Then I registered my app
My web.xml file contains:
http://appengine.google.com/ns/1.0";>
buildfunnyface
1
And my application ID is : buildfunnyface
On Aug 19, 11:24 am, Jason wrote:
> What is your application ID? Also, can you paste your appengine-
> web.xml
Your app configuration file looks good, so there must be something more
insidious. Are you trying to deploy from Eclipse or using Ant? Have you
tried both? And are you behind a proxy server by any chance?
- Jason
On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 1:10 AM, bb1987 bb1987 wrote:
>
> My web.xml file contains
This is probably a given, but are you certain that you're entering the
correct credentials at the username and password prompt? The Google account
has to match the one that you used to register the application (the same one
that you're posting with).
- Jason
On Fri, Aug 21, 2009 at 11:53 AM, Jason
I have the exact same problem. Recently registered, got the email from
Google, want to deploy a Java App from Eclipse, error message as
above. Checked credentials and app name info many times. Maybe there
is still the limit of 10,000 developers getting access to Java on App
Engine?
-cyr
On 21 Aug
I have the exact same problem. Trying to load an Java app, wondering
whether there is still the limitation to 10.000 developers?
-dirk
On 21 Aug., 20:56, "Jason (Google)" wrote:
> This is probably a given, but are you certain that you're entering the
> correct credentials at the username and pas
Are you trying to deploy from Eclipse or using Ant? Have you
tried both?
Yes, I have tried both several times.
And are you behind a proxy server by any chance?
No, I don't think so.
This is probably a given, but are you certain that you're entering the
correct credentials at the username and pas
As I have the same problem, I take the freedon to respond wiht my
details. I tred with both Eclipse and Ant. When I enter a wrong
password, I get the error "email and password do not match". If I
enter them correctly, I get the "401 Must authenticate first" error.
I am definetely not behind a pro
I finally solved the problem. For some reason, the date/time setting
on my windows was incorectly set to a future point in time. Setting
the correct date/time solved the issue.
-Cyr
On 23 Aug., 18:35, Cyrano wrote:
> As I have the same problem, I take the freedon to respond wiht my
> details. I
My problem solved too,when I set system's date/time correcty.
Thanks Cyrano.
On Aug 25, 10:19 pm, Cyrano wrote:
> I finally solved the problem. For some reason, the date/time setting
> on my windows was incorectly set to a future point in time. Setting
> the correct date/time solved the issue.
>
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