Hi
My paypal credential are encrypted with AES in the configuration files
of my web application and I am using the Jasypt libray to encrypt /
decrypt the data.
With my old application configuration I used a WebPBE configuration
(Web form) to enter the AES key at the server starting. But now it is
Hi All,
I am new to this Google App engine. I am very much interested with this. I
have developed web application with combination of Struts,Spring and
hibernate and MySQL as a backend. I planning to deploy this application in
google App engine. Is this possible to deploy my application? If
GAE doesn't support MySQL and I am not very sure about other libraries ...
On Fri, May 27, 2011 at 5:36 PM, peter jerald peter.a.jer...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi All,
I am new to this Google App engine. I am very much interested with this. I
have developed web application with combination of
I've considered duel deployments and I have tested it using JDO for GAE and
Tomcat/MySQL, although you have to use JDO entirely for the persistant
engine. You'll have to use lowest common denominator in API for JDO and
switch out the libraries and configuration to get the job done. when I used
Hi Experts,
My first posting, so please excuse any clumsiness.
The Background:
Within a click handler I am calling a RemoteService for storing data in a
datastore. As I do not only want to store a simple element I defined my own
class SaveObject. As I also want to store different types of
Since catastrophe results from a Malicious Entity getting two pieces
of information (your encrypted PP credential and the AES key), you
probably should store these pieces of information in two separate
places. Store the encrypted PP credential in your deployment, but
make fetch the AES key from
Is this JSP, GWT or something else?
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I'm using GWT 2.3.0
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Sounds like it could be scope of the variable. Check to see if your setting
the superclass var or subclass var. At least thats what I am thinking at the
moment after looking at your code. I think some more code could help divine
the solution easier.
Brandon Donnelson
I'm starting out with App Engine Java and I have the guestbook application
running on my local system. My question is how do I read/see the local log
data? I have read up on logging in this environment and searched for posts
about it. I expect the log information to go to the terminal when
Ok, found it. Guess you gave me the right push - thanks:
While my subclasses did extend the IsSerializable interface, the superclass
didn't. Never the less... funny effect ;-)
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oops HeapByteBuffer error is not an error but the object toString().
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I figured out the problem. My logging code was not getting hit because of
another problem. Once my logging code got hit the output does go to the
expected places.
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Good job.
On May 27, 2011 2:40 PM, meiaestro jmalbre...@gmx.de wrote:
Ok, found it. Guess you gave me the right push - thanks:
While my subclasses did extend the IsSerializable interface, the
superclass
didn't. Never the less... funny effect ;-)
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I have a Java servlet called Home that is mapped to /index.html. I also
have a file called index.html in the web folder. When the url /index.html is
specified, the static file content is served instead of invoking the Home
servlet. Jetty behaves this way but Tomcat works the other way and
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