Hellowww....anybody out there? =)
Still didn't find any solutions yet.
On Nov 8, 12:38 pm, PepeStudios <[email protected]> wrote:
> Good day,
>
> I'm a newbie to both GWT and GAE and I am currently attempting to
> create a prototype of a mashup with these 2 framework(w/o knowing if
> this is a good idea) for my desired webapp. But I stumble on a problem
> (my bad maybe) that took me already 2 days googling but still didn't
> see any exact solution for this. I hope somebody could help me or
> correct me of what I'm doing. Based on further readings and research,
> I found google's webapp frameworks the best for starting a very simple
> webapp, not to mention very cheap.
>
> Here is my setup by the way,
>
> 1. I created a webapp project using Eclipse Ganyemade 3.4 and named
> my project as "handytongue", and a package with the same name.
>
> 2. Before everything I decided to create a simple prototype for a
> "create user account" UI. And then I modified the generated files,
>
> a.) Handytongue.gwt.xml - changed the entry point to
> handytongue.client.Handytongue
> b.) replaced GreetingService.java to IfHTUserService.java
> (difference is very minimal)
> c.) replaced GreetingServiceAsync.java to IfHTUserServiceAsync.java
> (difference is very minimal)
> d.) I had a class called HTUserDAOImpl that simply returns a static
> object of PersistenceManagerFactory type.
> e.) I had a class called HTUserServiceImpl that extends
> RemoteServiceServlet and implements IfHTUserService, and simply gets
> the PersistenceManagerFactory object from HTUserDAOImpl and does a
> simple operation called "addHTUser" - which just simply saves an
> object of type HTUser using JDO.
> f.) I modified my web.xml file to define a servlet called,
> htuserServlet and mapped it to the url pattern "\handytongue"
> g.) modified the generated Entrypoint class Handytongue to
> instantiate IfHTUserServiceAsync that will be used to add HTUser(s)
> when the user clicks on the "submit" button.
>
> IfHtUserService by the way has an annotation @RemoteServiceRelativePath
> ("handytongue").
>
> Everything compiles smoothly but when I run my webapp in hosted mode
> an error like this occurs,
>
> Nov 8, 2009 2:55:31 AM
> com.google.appengine.tools.development.LocalResourceFileServlet doGet
> WARNING: No file found for: /handytongue/handytongue
>
> When opened it in my chrome browser at localhost, error like this
> occurs,
> Nov 8, 2009 4:04:14 AM
> com.google.appengine.tools.development.LocalResourceFileServlet doGet
> WARNING: No file found for: /favicon.ico
>
> Who's looking for these files? What could be the problem here?
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