Eclipse(+AppEngine SDK) & Google "push-to-deploy" GIT repository -

-

Is Eclipse (with the AppEngine SDK plugin) and it is possible to use Google to "push-to-deploy" together? I've managed to install "gcloud" -tools and fix a project! But now I do not know how to combine the eclipse project structure and the structure prepared by "Gicked Ent". I mean, I would like to do this:

1) Use Eclipse to edit the app and test it in the development server already 2) but instead Google "Push-to-Diplos "GIT repository (instead of GitHub)

Is it possible or possible and there is some instruction in how to do this project correctly.

Thanks for any suggestions!

After some more experiments with Gcloud (Google Cloud SDK) I would recommend creating a project with Maven and Maven's creation & amp; Running the Development Server You can still import the Maven Project in Elysees and use it as a Java Editor + Remote Debugger. Here are the instructions to get started:

In addition, Google AntiPoint Is a good tool to create another API (though there are some vulnerabilities in it, such as limited support for HTTPPServlet request data and poor administrator in the development server Support)


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

import - Python ImportError: No module named wmi -

-
I followed the instructions for downloading WMI for Python When I try to run the code for C.Win32_Service (StartMode = "Auto", state = "Stopped") import wmi c = wmi.WMI (): if Raw_input ("restart% s?"% S.Caption) .upper () == "Y": s.StartService () I got the error traceback (most recent call end): file ". \", Line 1, edit: I am using Python 2.7.6 EDIT2: I am running 64-bit Windows 2008 R2, and I've downloaded WMI-1.4.9.zip (md5). I removed the content and put it in D: Python \ Tools \ Scripts I executed dragon setup.py.install I said D : \ Python \ tools \ scripts to% PATH% and when I execute the code for C.Win32_Service (StartMode = "Auto", state = "Stopped") import wmi c = Wmi.WMI (): If raw_input ("Restart% s?"% S. Caption). () == "Y": s.StartService () error me Gets traceback (most recent call final): File ". See \", line 1, & lt; Modu...
Read more

Editing Python Class in Shell and SQLAlchemy -

-
I am working on the terminal on a shell script after this tutorial SQLAlchemy tutorial. I need to type gt; & Gt; & Gt; Sqlalchemy import column, integer, string & gt; & Gt; & Gt; Class user (base): __tablename__ = 'users' id = column (integer, primary_key = true) name = column (string) absolute name = column (string) password = column (string) def __repr __ (self): return "& lt ; User (name = '% s', absolute name = '% s', password = '% s') & gt; "% (Self.name, self.fullname, self.password) After the problem I have typed the password = column (string) I hit twice and changed .... >> I then took everything back but then an error was thrown because the class already exists ... I am not completely sure how to fix it. How do I open that slip in the shell script and edit it (Add DF to DRR) The error thrown below: / user / giripeters / TFSQLLX / Lib / python2.7 / site-packages / sqlalchemy / ext / decla...
Read more

lua - HowTo create a fuel bar -

-
I would like to create a fuel bar (empty with full tank). When the user touches the screen, the fuel once Dairejh these is my code: lifeBar = display.newImage ( "fuel_bar1.png") lifeBar.anchorX = 0 lifeboats. ======================== Lifetime Y = 37 screens Group: The Insert function (called Laifbar) However, I fuel Kansmoshn (equivalent to "pressed" variable to reduce the fuel tank "true") Have used. When pressed == is true, it means that the user is touching the screen: processed (fuel) processed () if life & gt; 0 and pressed == true remains = life - life 1 Life = life =. Wide-1 remains Value.text = string.format ("% d", life) End of this This function is active as the entrance event: runtime: addEventListener ( "Antrfrem" fuel Snsadna) it is very well, but my question is: pressed variable each time 5 seconds (once = = True) How is it possible to reduce the vitality width? I tried to add it to my touch even...
Read more