It works if you use Java 1.7.0_17 (and Java 6). Is there a difference in
the headers with the older version?
Gary
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Thanks for the post and the research
Gary
On Saturday, May 25, 2013 7:43:39 AM UTC-5, Mathias Kegelmann wrote:
On Saturday, 25 May 2013 13:54:20 UTC+2, Gary Frederick wrote:
It works if you use Java 1.7.0_17 (and Java 6). Is there a difference in
the headers with the older version
Many of us are unable to get our apps to run with the dev_appserver when we
update to Java 1.7.0_21. It works again if we go back to 1.7.0_17 or Java 6.
The error
java.io.IOException: Cannot find cached resource for URL:
Several of us can not get the dev_appserver to bring up an app correctly
after updating to Java JDK 1.7.0_21. The 'fix' is to go back to Java
1.7.0._17.
We would like to find what changed and see if we can do something about it.
The error is
java.io.IOException: Cannot find cached resource
I just asked a quesition on stackoverflow
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9992726/how-do-we-get-app-engine-to-email-an-invite-to-be-a-developer
and found the answer
and tried to add it as an answer rather than a comment.
and got this
Oops! Your answer couldn't be submitted because:
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Howdy Tom
I was dragging my feet partly to see if ANYONE other than you and I had
something to say.
I'll follow up in the ai4a forum.
Gary
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I am internationalizing an app. It has static pages. Some of it is GWT.
however
The first step is to have the static pages and I hope to use something like
Apache's MultiViews language negotiation.
Is that the way to go?
What should I do?
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I tested on a different PC (OSX) and it worked.
and I just tested on the original PC
and it worked.
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I went over to good ol Linux, entered my password very carefully and and it
worked.
I will test on a different PC in the next little bit.
hmmm
and on the original PC.
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I suddenly can not get appcfg.cmd to work from the command line.
I was happily updating the app from the command line, entered the wrong
password this morning and now get errors
I'm on Windows 7 using Java 6
I put a simple Java app up with eclipse and it works. I then tried updating
using
On Saturday, September 10, 2011 6:22:05 PM UTC-5, Rob Smith wrote:
Thanks for confirming that I wasn't just imagining it!
I should have clarified someone in a different forum...
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We had someone with a similar problem a week or so ago. The would get posted
and then 'go away'. We did not find what was going on.
He picked a name that could have triggered an auto-spam filter, changed it
and his posts started showing up. It does not look like you are in that
situation???
you know how it goes :-)
hope this helps!
-wesley
It did.
I'll let the App Inventor community know. Thanks!
Gary
On Thu, Sep 1, 2011 at 7:43 AM, Gary Frederick g...@jsoft.com wrote:
Howdy all
One of the arrows that got dropped when Google shut down the Labs was App
Inventor
Howdy all
One of the arrows that got dropped when Google shut down the Labs was App
Inventor http://www.appinventorbeta.com/about/
One of the nifty things folks learned with App Inventor is how to use
TinyWebDB, a component that gave us budding Android developers a web
database. It was easy
Joshua,
Sounds to me like you are making good choices.
I do not have a good opinion on Java or Python, Python may... be a bit
easier at first.
I got into Java way before GAE and Python and it's web app stuff. I have
done more Python with GAE
and feel that some day I will want to switch to
Howdy Joshua,
I read your question and was thinking about it when the announcement that
Google is open sourcing App Inventor came out
https://groups.google.com/d/topic/app-inventor-announcements/KOElwBV3sVs/discussion
and got tied up :-)
Google Apps Script (GAS) uses JavaScript running on
I was forced to vote for Groups over Stackoverflow. My real vote is both.
Stackoverflow is ok for a focused question that does not get booted
Groups are better if you have a question that does not fit into the criteria
for Stackoverflow
or you are more having a conversation.
I do a lot with
would using fusion tables in app engine do what you want?
http://code.google.com/apis/fusiontables/docs/sample_code.html
I do NOT know, but it looks like you can use fusion tables in app engine and
fusion tables provide SQLite queries.
or I could be completely wrong - in which case - never
On Monday, July 4, 2011 7:13:13 PM UTC-5, Robert Kluin wrote:
I've got my own solution, but I plan to check out Tobias' gaesynckit
project. You might hind it of interest.
http://code.google.com/p/gaesynkit/
Thanks for the pointer Robert.
I am currently testing using appengine to hold data
:-)
I was looking for a good place to find others that have used localStorage
with appengine apps.
I did get the test app up and working. Thanks.
Gary
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I included the web pages for an app that uses HTML5 localStorage in a Python
project.
It works for a bit then the localStorage 'goes away'?
Anyone with HTML5 localStorage that is not having problems?
(I just tested and will look further)
Gary
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There are a lot of apps built by Google's App Inventor that use Google App
Engine.
http://appinventor.googlelabs.com/learn/
Very easy to get up and using, prototypes are easy to build, lots of folks
doing interesting things with Google App Engine and Android.
Your mileage may differ...
Gary
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