Using the Eclipse Google App Engine tool inside the Eclipse IDE I right-clicked on my java project and selected 'Google->Generate Cloud Endpoint Client Library' a progress window appears and closes when done.
Where did google app engine plugin output the client library to?
I was able to read the popup window and the client library is placed in the 'endpoints-libs' folder, which is viewable in the Package Explorer in Eclipse.
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I am using Eclipse Luna and I recently installed the Google plugin for Eclipse to deploy apps to the Google app engine.
I tried signing into Google services and was able to get past the password prompt and 2-step verification screen successfully. After that I get the permissions screen where I click 'Accept'.
After I click 'Accept' however nothing happens and the window goes blank. I've waited for like an hour and yet it just stays like that.
I have tried using a different Eclipse workspace, a different Eclipse installation (Luna), a different Google account which doesn't have 2-step authentication but I get the same result.
I have even checked the Eclipse log file and there are no entries made at time I tried signing in.
I've searched around but couldn't find anything related to this. Thanks in advance.
Right click, choose another encoding. Worked for me!
I faced the same issue with next configuration
Windows 8.1
JDK 7 and 8
Eclipse Luna
Google Plugin for Eclipse 4.4
GWT SDK 2.6
App Engine SDK 1.9
I think that something wrong with Google plugin, so here my Windows command line workaround:
Download and install external tools: App Engine SDK, Apache
Ant. At moment of writing this text Google App Engine doesn't
support Java 8, so you need install Java 7 and configure JAVA_HOME
environment variable accordingly.
Add to PATH environment variable paths to bin folders of App Engine and Ant.
Run command line and go to folder of your Eclipse project. Note that your project must be configured with Ant and build.xml file must be inside your project's folder.
Type ant build command and wait until successful compilation.
Configure your application ID via Eclipse or edit file war\WEB-INF\appengine-web.xml and set appropriate value into <application> tag.
Type app cfg update war It may run your browser, ask you credentials and ask to paste generated key.
After successful deploy navigate to your_application_id.appspot.com
Enjoy.
Read this article for details.
There were some bugs in the oAuth flow when you encountered this. We fixed all the ones we knew about last year. GPE login should be working now, but if not you can also try the newer Google Cloud Tools for Eclipse.
I had exactly the same problem ( Ubuntu 16.04 LTS )
To solve it I went to Eclipse Market Place and installed Google Cloud Tools for Eclipse 1.1.0
I accepted all the items to be installed
When I finished the installation, I restarted Eclipse, reopened it, clicked the Google icon in the bottom right corner, and logged in to the Chrome browser (It opens Chrome automatically).
This way I managed to make the connection.
I hope this can help !
I've created a project & application, and deployed successfully. But When I click Run As->Preview, it runs with no error and it is taking me to wordpad and pops up "Failed to load document".
If I run the project on server it again get deployed successfully but it is giving no output. How do I fix this?
Go over the Getting Started training materials in the MobileFirst Platform Developer Center: https://developer.ibm.com/mobilefirstplatform/documentation/getting-started/
I am uncertain why you would even need XAMP here when you're using MobileFirst Platform. It is completely unneeded. Close it.
Open Eclipse Java EE Kepler/Luna and make sure that you have MobileFirst Platform Studio installed (you can obtained from the Eclipse Marketplace (help > marketplace)).
Then, click the mobilefirst button from the top toolbar and create a New MobileFirst project > application.
Right-click the generated application folder (your-project\apps\your-app) and select Run As > Run on MobileFirst Development Server).
Right-click the generated project folder and select Open MobileFirst Console
You should then see the console and by click "preview web resources" you will see the application's default template.
You can also verify the server is running by opening the Servers view in Eclipse and making sure to select the server and click the green 'play' button to start the server.
Also, try in the eclipse preferences to set the browser to an external one.
I am using eclipse Kepler
Google app engine 1.8.8
Maven 3.1
I wanted to start working on my first Google App Engine (GAE) project in Eclipse. As always, I wanted to stick to maven with its great dependency management and WAR deployment. Unfortunately,
I got this error message.
So my question why eclipse cannot find SDK? I dont want to add external sdk.
I would suggest to try out the following:
Go to your Eclipse Preferences -> Google -> App Engine. Make sure you are using the App Engine plugin SDK.
Go to Java Project -> Properties. In the Order and Export, make sure that the Eclipse app Engine SDK is higher than the one that your Maven repository is pointing too.
Check this out : How to run maven project on google app engine
Currently I am using GWT 2.3.0 sdk and installed the google web toolkit plugin for eclipse.
I created a web application project with the plugin and want to use GWT-Ext.
Then, right click on the module (com.company.project) and choose "Google Web Toolkit" and choose "Configure for using GWT-Ext".
Then, a gwtext.jar is automatically generated in the project.
My question is, how can I verify the version of the automatic generated gwtext.jar and all the license issues with it?
As I got you, you want to check the gwt version.
So follow this step.
Right click on the project->Properties->Google->Web Tool Kit.
After selecting Web ToolKit you can see the version which is in used and you can also configure the another version by clicking on the configure version.
Hope this will help you.
I need a beginner tutorial OR youtube video tutorial for start developing web applications using GWT with eclipse ide
It is where you would expect it to be: http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/gettingstarted.html
If you are using Eclipse and Google Plugin for Eclipse then use the blue New Web Application Project toolbar button and make sure the "Generate GWT project sample code" checkbox is checked in the New Web Application Project wizard. This produces an absolutely rudimentary GWT app with some widgets and Remote Procedure Calls. You can immediately run it and even use Eclipse debugging tools to see what's going on.