Write a servlet that accepts a multi-part mime post with image as one
part. Parse out and save file part to blobstore.
In Android app, add Apache HTTP multi-part JAR to project and use
FileBody to add image file as a part and post to server.
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Thanks guys. So basically I should be grabbing the Supplies and Suppliers on
the server side, combining the data I need from both into a SupplyDTO
object, and passing that back to the client, rather than doing the
processing on the client?
Seems to make sense!
Drew
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I have my datastore-indexes.xml configuration file set as
datastore-indexes autoGenerate=true
/datastore-indexes
I make successive runs of the development server. Each time before
stopping it, I wait a couple of minutes for updates to be flushed to
local_db.bin and
Hey coders,
I just came across google-sitebricks as I have just been watching the Guice
video. I would have thought it would be quite popular considering Guice
seems very popular, but there aren't many posts about it. I get that it's a
framework, but finding it hard to get any info in it.
Do
I am using it. Worked really good to me, I use it in gwt projects
where I also have gwt-rpc calls. All non RPC call go to sitebricks.
For me it is the alternative to hand written servets. It also includes
a templating engine and well, the most important feature is the guice
integration.
On
My folder structure on Eclipse project is as the following:
war
/b/abc
/css
/js
/image
index.html
It works fine on my development machine
But after uploading to Google App Engine, I received the following error
message: The requested URL /b/abc was not found on this
server .
I am
If /b/abc is a URL point to servlet, you must modify your
/war/WEB-INF/web.xml with the servlet path.
EX:
servlet
servlet-nameabcServlet/servlet-name
servlet-classcom.yourdomain.AbcServiceImpl/servlet-class
/servlet
servlet-mapping
servlet-nameabcServlet/servlet-name
war/b/abc has static html file. I cannot access war/b/abc/foo.html using
http://example.appspot.com/b/abc/foo.html
But I can access another folder war/xyz/pqr.html using
http://example.appspot.com/xyz/pqr.html
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I'm not sure, but seems looks like you want to access a html file with a
path.
Maybe you need to add 'path-mapping'.
http://www.caucho.com/resin-3.0/config/webapp.xtp#path-mapping
On Fri, Jul 1, 2011 at 11:02 AM, Pion onlee2...@gmail.com wrote:
war/b/abc has static html file. I cannot access
