Hello Anu,

I am relatively new to Google AppEngine with Java (GAE/J). I use
NetBeans as my IDE instead of your Eclipse, so please be aware of this
difference between our IDEs!

I updated my version of GAE/J to 1.2.5 a few days ago. These supply
the .jar files that your development GAE server will need to run your
built app on your own PC (a "read me" file supplied with GAE/J
refers). However, there are others .jar files which you will need to
build your application. I went inside the GAE/J files supplied and saw
that the DataNucleus version was 1.1.5.

So you will need to go to the DataNucleus web site and download what
you need. Their web site will tell you (when you eventually find it!)
what you will need. For example: I use JDO, so I needed JDO plus ASM
(possibly?) plus my MySQL Java connector (MySQL provides this) for
local pre-GAE/J testing. Any gaps will be apparent when you build, so
will any overlaps (duplicate .jar files from NataNucleus and GAE/J).
DataNucelus also provide a .pdf document on how to use JDO (and JPA?).
One can call JDOQL queries from within your code by using JDOQL query
strings or calling various methods to set your query/command up.
Again, the .pdf document refers, as does the GAE/J on-line
documentation.

Enjoy! It's tough but worth it (I hope).

Ian Marshall
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