It won't go straight away, because Ode Scheduler uses plain JDBC for database. GAE supports only JPA and JDO, because they have BigTable for underlying storage.
2009/10/6 Paul Brown <[email protected]>: > > On Oct 6, 2009, at 6:34 AM, Andreas Fritzler wrote: >> >> Since Google's Appengine now also supports Java, I was wondering if >> there is a way to get ODE running on Google's infrastructure. > > It would be an interesting and probably futile experiment to try using the > GAE JPA backend with ODE and see what breaks. The "will it play" page > (http://bit.ly/yU98N) doesn't give me any expectation that it could be made > to work. (For example, I don't think you can use GAE to deploy even the > simplest of Apache Axis-based services, let alone something like ODE.) > > -- Paul > > -- Rafał Rusin http://www.touk.pl http://top.touk.pl http://people.apache.org/~rr/
