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Tag Archives: Google App Engine
Google App Engine and sending Emails
One of the nice things in the Google App Engine is that is it very easy to work with emails. You can send out and receive emails in your servlets. Lets demonstrate this by defining an application which allows the … Continue reading
Google App Engine and JPA
Using JPA on the Google AppEngine is straight forward. For some reason the documentation on the official Google App Engine side is not very easy to read therefore a little example here. Create a new web project “de.vogella.gae.persistence.jpa”. Change the … Continue reading
Integration of SAP with the Google App Engine
Recently I though how I could integrate an SAP System which tends to be in a closed firewall where no access it granded from the outsite. The solution is actually quite easy. You can easily send our HTTP requests from … Continue reading
Google App Engine – Low level API for storing objects
Google App Engine for Java permits three ways of storing your data: JDO, JPA and the low-level API. All data is ultimately stored in Bigtable. This blog post will give a little example how you can store data via the … Continue reading