Titlebook: Beginning Java Google App Engine; Kyle Roche,Jeff Douglas Book 2010 Kyle Roche and Jeff Douglas 2010 Eclipse.Google Web Toolkit.Java.Java

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Kyle Roche,Jeff DouglasA book on the popular Google App Engine that is focused specifically for the huge number of Java developers who are interested in it.Kyle Roche is a practicing developer and user of Java technologies

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Introduction to App Engine,itate a different type of thinking and planning in the enterprise space. App Engine enables you to build enterprise-scalable applications on the same infrastructure that Google uses! The release of Java as the second official language for App Engine marks a tremendous shift in the way applications are being built.

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Administration and Integration,jor features of Google App Engine. In this final section we’re going to introduce you to some of the more advanced aspects of App Engine. You’ll learn how to maintain and monitor your application once it’s been deployed to appspot.com, and you’ll try out some new and exciting approaches to integration.

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Smart, Affective, and Playable CitiesIn this chapter we’ll walk you through all the components you need to start developing on Google App Engine. The first steps are acquiring the App Engine SDK, setting up the local development environment, and creating your first App Engine project using the local development server.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-23173-6Nearly every web application nowadays requires user authentication of some sort, whether it’s simply to change your e-mail address or manage your stock portfolio. Your application will be no different. You’ll build out your authentication framework to let users enter and view timecard entries—naturally, only for themselves.

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Using the App Engine Datastore,In the last couple of chapters we have focused on the client side of your application. You’ve developed the look and feel using GWT, and the authentication method that your application will utilize. Now it’s time to move on to the server side, primarily your data integration layer.