>
> Hello Roland,
>
> I'm facing same kind of issue. Is there any way to solve this.
>
Remove AppEngine support in your GWT project (preferences -> Google) or, if
you need AppEngine, then store data in one of AppEngines data stores.
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Hello Roland,
I'm facing same kind of issue. Is there any way to solve this.
With Regards
Vishnu
On Tuesday, October 27, 2009 4:55:50 PM UTC+5:30, Rolando wrote:
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> First, thanks for this hint.
> Okay, I see the problem, but I don't know how to solve it.
> Can you tell me what to do or do you
First, thanks for this hint.
Okay, I see the problem, but I don't know how to solve it.
Can you tell me what to do or do you know a webside with more
informations concerning this problem?
Unfortunately I didn't find such a side.
Regards, Roland
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See this line in your stack trace?
*com.google.appengine.* ...
You are using Google App Engine (which is different from GWT). Google App
Engine has several restrictions on reading / writing files - and it will not
allow you to save files.
You don't have to use Google App Engine to use GWT. If you
Looks like you're running with a security manager, have you set up a
policy file? (If not explicitly using a security manager check the
startup / not using RMI etc).
On Oct 23, 10:52 am, Rolando wrote:
> Hi, i'am roland and i have the following question:
> Are there Constraints in a remoteServi
Rolando schrieb:
> FileOutputStream myStream = new FileOutputStream("Text.txt");
>
> (java.lang.String) throws java.io.IOException' threw an unexpected
> exception: java.security.AccessControlException: access denied
> (java.io.FilePermission Text.txt write)
>
>
> Does anybody know, why it does
Hi, i'am roland and i have the following question:
Are there Constraints in a remoteServiceServlet class?
My program includes a server-client-interface vie RPC. It works
correctly. The server-side code is realized in the
remoteServiceServlet class. Now i want to save the data (received from
client
