How do you deploy a project in Google App Engine using Eclipse? Is there a reference for the command line options required? Can it even be automated into a single action for the Eclipse IDE?
using Java appcfg update war
for python appcfg.py update <appdir>
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I created a Java AppEngine Standard application and managed the deployment through Google plugin for Eclipse. Then, I added a Serverless VPC access connector for a specific need. According to Google documentation, deployment must be done with the "beta" option:
Note: To use Serverless VPC Access, make sure you use gcloud beta to deploy your service.
How do I manage this deployment with Google plugin for Eclipse?
I use Gradle
Unfortunately, using the gcloud beta feature is not supported in the Cloud Tools for Eclipse plugin (CT4E). (By the way, Google Plugin for Eclipse (GPE) is deprecated, but it is not clear if you are using CT4E or GPE.)
However, the latest App Engine Maven/Gradle plugins (Cloud SDK-based) support using the gcloud beta feature through the gclodeMode parameter for deployment, so as a workaround, you could run the plugins on the command line (or invoke through IDE).
We have on-Premise apps deployed through Eclipse to our ABAP repository, with the component-preload file generated using gulp.
Now that we've moved to SAP WEB IDE, which using grunt as opposed to gulp. Can apps be deployed directly to ABAP without eclipse or will it cause conflicts?
we have a similar environment:
WebIDE Full Stack
Gulp
I manually deployed an application to our ABAP Repo. The app works but is not minified.
If you are dropping Eclipse completely and only use the WebIDE you probably won't need gulp and can replace it with the default grunt stuff generated by the WebIDE.
I was able to create an ATG project under Eclipse (using the wizard New ATG Application Moduke) but now I am not being able to run it on browser.
When I right-click on index.jsp file I have no option to "Run on server".
What I am missing or doing wrong?
Thanks
I don't know if it possible because when you want to build and deploy ATG application you need to run assembling process that is defined in ATG tool (doc). Probably you can only run ant/maven task that will do the deployment nothing more.
Other option is to use JRebel which can update you java classes and jsp files on the fly without restarting the server.
If you have a bat or shell script which run your app, you can apply approach from there https://stackoverflow.com/a/18729743/5049232
I need help for deploy my aplication into Elastic Beanstalk.
So far, I only want deploy the sample provided by Zend, without BD, services, etc. (base squeleton aplication).
I have followed these steps:
Enter into Elastic Beanstalk console (without application).
Create a PHP 5.4 enviroment.
Change in (Edit/Load Configuration -> Container Tab): Document Root= \public
Clicked "Upload New Version" and configure for deploy to existing enviroment (Default).
Important:
The File uploaded is a .Zip File of the base skeleton path.
My project has been developed under Windows and use xampp with PHP Version 5.4.7.
I used Eclipse for develop, I don't have Zend Studio.
After uploading, a event error is showed (Failed to deploy application version).
What am I being wrong? or what steps missing for do it well?
I put zend folder on LIBRARY inside project
/projectfolder/library/
works for me
How can we create an eclipse popmenu plugin (which is similar to Google App engine SDK). i.e. If I have created a project, when I clicked on the plugin menu, it should be able to deploy to my tomcat/webapps folder.
Why do you want to reinvent the wheel? The Eclipse Web Tools Platform already provides that functionality.
For deploying to a remote server you may choose the Export / Web / WAR file option from your projects context menu as shown below and export it directly to the remotly mounted tomcat/webapps folder as shown below.
If mounting the remote filesystem is not possible you will probably have to rely to ant or maven tasks to publish your war file.