This occurs with most frameworks that use a filter with a wildcard
mapping to dispatch all requests, the Development server's admin
Servlets are no longer found, and are instead being processed by the
your framework (Struts).
filter-mapping
filter-nameframeworkDispatcher/filter-name
Hi
My initial testing with Google App Engine used JPA, JAX-RS, Google
GSON, Google Closure Templates - elegant REST development, but it
wasn't the quickest loading or serving app. Everything loosely
coupled, lots of class path scanning, compiling of templates on the
fly.
So I've ditched the
Have you put the three .jar files in war\WEB-INF\lib too? It can't
find the base Servlet for Resteasy.
I don't think there's a huge benefit of trying to implement a standard
that is already done by Jersey, Resteasy, Restlet and Apache Wink,
which already provides a useful set of choices.
My
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/datastore/dataclasses.html#Serializable_Objects
Serializable objects can be stored as a field of an entity using
@Persistent(serialized=true). However, the GData ContactEntry object
does not appear to be marked as serializable, so you will probably
have
http://wikis.sun.com/display/Jersey/Overview+of+JAX-RS+1.0+Features
I'm using JAX-RS (Jersey 1.1.5 version) to provide clients with a
GData/AtomPub style REST api to their data stored in the App Engine
datastore, allowing both XML and JSON CRUD requests to GET, POST, PUT,
DELETE data.
(Though
Hi
I'm similarly trying to implement faceted/attribute search with Google
App Engine for blog entries (months, tags facets) and products
(product attributes, category, price facets).
My current approach, but I've not done too complex examples, is to
return broad result sets from the datastore
Thanks for the quick resolution on this. A previously deployed app
which gave the above class not found error, which uses JAXB 2.0
features extensively for both XML and JSON serialization, works just
fine this morning. Many thanks.
Andy
On Dec 9, 11:01 pm, Toby Reyelts to...@google.com wrote:
Use a relative path, not an absolute path. So remove the forward slash
prefix, to just FileInputStream(test.xml). So a file located in /
projectfolder/war/data/anothertest.xml would be accessed using
FileInputStream(data/anothertest.xml).
Andy
On Dec 8, 10:49 pm, mattkrae34
I think that's just a case of an unfortunate glitch in the specific
test page, rather than an issue with Jersey on Google App Engine.
I have Jersey running fine on Google App Engine following the updates
made this week to the 1.1.5 version by the authors of Jersey.
Andy
On Dec 1, 6:04 pm,
Jersey (JAX-RS REST reference implementation) version 1.1.5 (trunk)
works on Google App Engine (http://blogs.sun.com/sandoz/entry/
jersey_apps_can_now_be) without custom patching required. As with
Restlet JAX-RS, appropriate response Providers can be easily authored
as required eg. use of Google
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