I've multiple services running for the same app under the name "dev",
"stage" and "default" (which is prod).
The deployment is done using the standard `gcloud app deploy app.yaml`.
It is frustrating having to update app.yaml with service name before each
deployment. I tried overcoming this
Is there a way to read RAW HTTP data in cloud endpoints (java)?
My understanding is that, the frameworks pre-reads the input thus why, when
I try to call request.getReader(), the framework throws an error. Anyone
has found a way around this?
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I create a signed URL on my server on app engine and return the URL to the
front-end webapp. The webapp then makes a HTTP Options (succceeds) followed
by a PUT which fails with the error:
Failed to load
environment.
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> I hope this helps. Let me know if I can clarify anything for you.
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> On Friday, July 28, 2017 at 12:39:06 PM UTC-4, Raunak Gupta wrote:
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>> **Hoping to get some insights from the community. **
>>
>> With a Google Endpoint version 2 app (Java 8) deplo
**Hoping to get some insights from the community. **
With a Google Endpoint version 2 app (Java 8) deployed on GAE, the project
becomes available under the url .appspot.com.
I had few questions around deployment and security:
1. The URL .appspot.com is accessible by everyone by
I've a Java POJO which looks like this:
class User {
public String name;
public String location;
public String userType;
public User(...) {
...
}
public String getName() {
return name;
}
...
}
With CloudEndpoints, if all 3 instance variable are initialised (with
Trying to get some advise from the community.
I have a Cloud Endpoint app, through which I want to save images to Cloud
Storage. Having Googled my options, there seems to be multiple ways and
libraries of achieving this:
com.google.apis
google-api-services-storage
v1-rev68-1.21.0
AND
ava/javadoc/com/google/api/server/spi/config/ApiResourceProperty>
> .
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> On Monday, July 3, 2017 at 3:03:42 PM UTC-7, Raunak Gupta wrote:
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>> How can you rename an entity before returning the response. I tried using
>> @Jsonproperty("label") on the getter metho
I could by creating another POJO, but this seems like a bad approach given
one would end up creating 100s of duplicating POJOs. Do you know what Java
library Cloud endpoints uses under the hood to convert POJO to Json?
On Friday, 7 July 2017 16:57:25 UTC-4, George (Cloud Platform Support)
As an example, if I have a Java POJO like this
class Car {
private String model;
private String transmissionType;
private int year;
...
}
and my endpoint returns Car, then the response would look something like
this
{
"model": "Porshe 911",
"transmissionType": "Petrol",
How can you rename an entity before returning the response. I tried using
@Jsonproperty("label") on the getter method, but didn't yield any result.
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I'm new to App Engine and Google's offering for developers. Creating
endpoints so far have been fairly straight forward. Having said that, I'm
kind of lost how to authenticate users (using username/password), and
passing those details in Endpoints. Googling yields multiple results
suggesting I
I was mainly looking to provide AutoComplete functionality, but it seems to
me I might be better off using Algolia or ElasticSearch instead.
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I'm slightly confused - can the Java Search API (for full text search) be
used on Google Cloud DataStore, do so I need to use a different storage
option? If I can, do I use the Objectify library, or is there a different
library I should use?
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