So, wouldn't a "appengine-ready" package make sense? Or at least an eclipse kickstart project that will have the necessary defaults configured ready to upload along the google app engine within eclipse?
We should always remember that for a large adoption, it really needs to be given on a "platter". You're talking about new guys or even college students that cannot bother or have no time. This is the "secret sauce" for php: easy start, easy deployment, cheap hosting. Click can fill right in. Cayenne: JPA / JDO should do. +2c Sami Siren (of Nutch or Tika fame) got Click working on AppEngine [1]. Note he had to set the OGNL security manager to null: OgnlRuntime.setSecurityManager(null); And since AppEngine doesn't allow writing to the the File system, auto deploy won't work. So one will have to ensure all resources are in place when deploying to the server. Another issue one will run into is the FileUpload control which writes to the File system by default. FileUpload does support a streaming API so this might be a way to handle uploads. Than write a post about it on the official blog :). (and add Click to the page mentioned by the URL so that everybody knows about it there) Also a live example wouldn't be bad. Unfortunately Cayenne does not run on GAE/J so some DB independent example would be required :(. A. -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/Click-and-Google-AppEngine-tp2620149p2620955.html Sent from the click-user mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
