Hello everybody,
I've been making a lot of progress in my project, however, once again I
faced many problems.
When I chose to use GWT, I didn't think that I would have so much trouble
facing Javascript codes.
Just to be clear, I'm using Google Cloud Endpoints APIs + GWT, and as you
know,
Hi Bruno,
well you've made a lot of progress, so congratulations.
I think we need to overcome a basic misconception before going further
On the server side, you should only have ONE project, a combined GAE and
GWT project, not two.
No need to copy classes and files between
Andrew Mackenzie,
This is what I've acomplished so far:
- Created my entity class with JDO annotations.
- Created Endpoint class using GPE.
- Created Client Endpoint Libraries using GPE.
- Deployed to App Engine.
- Created an Android App, imported the necessary client libraries and I was
able
Hey guys, this is my first post here, so I'm sorry if I'm not clear enough
about my question.
Well, basically what I want to do is:
- Create a website using GWT and deploy it to App Engine in order to use
the datastore. I've already done it, nothing wrong about it.
- The second part of this
So, I found this video from Google I/O
http://www.google.com/events/io/2011/sessions/android-app-engine-a-developer-s-dream-combination.html
And that is basically what I needed. However, as I found out, Google Cloud
Endpoints came to replace this Appengine Connected Android Project. And if
I
You just need to layer GWT on top of the GAE/J servlet/jsp application by
including web pages that load the JS generated by the GWT compiler.
I.e. you build ONE app that does it all, with server code and GWT generated JS
all in one combined /war dir. You then debug locally on the devserver or
http://www.slideshare.net/andrew_d_mackenzie/google-dev-fest-presentation
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Andrew Mackenzie,
Firstly, thank you very much for your answer.
I'm very new to using AppEngine and GWT, so I'm not very sure I understood
everything. I still got a lot of homework to do.
I'm following a GWT + AppEngine tutorial and so far I'm able to create the
web client and use the
No worries. I mean one server wepapp (GAE plus GWT) that exposes an API to your
Android app. You might want to chose JSON for API format and use gson library
in GAE and Android projects.
The Google Cloud Platform Mobile Backends Starter Project might be a good
learning ground as it generates
Ok, I believe that now I understood a bit better.
I'll try to finish coding my GWT + GAE project, at least a simple version
of it. And later on, I'll start the Android part.
I'll definetely come back and post many more questions.
For now, I'll take a look at the links you sent and do my
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