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- Performs the authentication
- Find auth service
- Get real IP address
- Returns all beans of a particular type
- Check for static files
- Returns a string representation of this request
- Get the parameter string
- Retrieve the uid from the cookie store
- Returns the cache cookies
- Register filter chain
- Checks for method
- Post body write status
- Add a user
- Generate AES key
- Determines if the request is authorized to be authenticated
- Creates a hashCode for this client
- Registers error code
- Login user
- Gets the api path
- Process an exception
- Compares this request context for equality
- Perform basic auth
- Override this to handle requests
- Generic error path
- Parses the query parameters into a map
- Gets all error codes
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app-engine Examples and Code Snippets
Lines of Code : 12License : Permissive (MIT License)
Copypublic static Credential authorize() throws IOException, GeneralSecurityException {
InputStream in = GoogleAuthorizeUtil.class.getResourceAsStream("/google-sheets-client-secret.json");
GoogleClientSecrets clientSecrets = GoogleClientS @Override
public String toString() {
return "AllergensAsEntity [peanuts=" + peanuts + ", celery=" + celery + ", sesameSeeds=" + sesameSeeds + "]";
} @Override
public String toString() {
return "AllergensAsEmbeddable [peanuts=" + peanuts + ", celery=" + celery + ", sesameSeeds=" + sesameSeeds + "]";
} Community Discussions
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QUESTION
I am able to receive eamil at the default service of google-app-engine, the address is anystring@my-appid.appspotmail.com, but I need to send to a specific service, not the default service, how can I do that, below is my code, thanks in advance.
app.yaml ...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-15 at 01:18To be able to use a specific service in App Engine, you need to specify it in the app.yaml:
QUESTION
We have a App Engine standard Java8 project, where JSP files were used for views and each of those jsp file will be using a util class, so we've used the page directive provided by jsp to import the required util class. The code looks like below
<%@page import="util.AssetUtils"%>.
We don't have any error in any of those JSPs' and even the deployment was fine when done with Google Cloud Tools for Eclipse plugin.
But when we tried deployment with command line. We are getting the below error for some of the jsp files.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-15 at 06:32I think there is no error while running this in Google Cloud Tools for Eclipse plugin because it downloads required dependencies for you. To run it in CLI using the javac command, you need to specify CLASSPATH. It is important to be inside of the /home/user directory.
OP confirmed that he followed the above suggestion and changed the output path location in the classpath to point a dir inside his WebContent folder. So now the class files are available during the deployment and it is working fine.
QUESTION
I've just deployed my Angular (8) project to Google App Engine and sometimes my website loads, and other times I encounter this error: Failed to load module script: Expected a JavaScript module script but the server responded with a MIME type of "text/html". Strict MIME type checking is enforced for module scripts per HTML spec. I can't figure out what the pattern is for why it seems fine and then gives up.
The error message appears for these files:
runtime-es2015.cdfb0ddb511f65fdc0a0.jspolyfills-es2015.ffa9bb4e015925544f91.jsmain-es2015.10e52dfadb49c8bec6fe.js
In case it's relevant, when I have had it load, I have experienced something similar to this problem where pages other than the landing page do not reload on refresh.
My app.yaml:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-05 at 08:16Try to remove the mime_type: application/javascript in your app.yaml then add the file extensions in the first handler in case your app uses more.
Sample app.yaml:
QUESTION
With the upgrade to Google Cloud SDK 360.0.0-0 i started seeing the following error when running the dev_appserver.py command for my Python 2.7 App Engine project.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-08 at 08:52This issue seems to have been resolved with Google Cloud SDK version 371
On my debian based system i fixed it by downgrading the app-engine-python component to the previous version
QUESTION
I have a full-stack node.js project and I don't know what the best practice is for deploying it.
some information first: the app consists of:
- a next.js frontend
- a redis cache
- a postgres sql
- and a node.js backend
the deployment shouldn't cost too much because it's a hobby project.
Currently (as dev env) I use vercel for the frontend and my own vm for the backend
However, I would like to deploy everything in e.g. an app engine (i.e. without much config and with automatic scaling)
I just don't know what the best provider is, because there are many services, e.g. gcp cloud run, gcp app engine standart, app engine flex, firebase hosting, gcp cloud computing, all aws services, and many more...
I would prefer docker-compose, for example, on the google cloud platform with all the advantages of app-engine/cloud run, i.e. little config, automatic scaling and not too expensive, since it's just a hobby project. I hope something like this is possible. (I don't mean that I don't want to pay anything, but e.g. $20-50 a month is a bit expensive for it)
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-20 at 14:52I've been there, GCP and AWS and other cloud providers can be overwhelming at first. There are so many services and sometimes it's hard to understand the differences.
Let's try to simplify first : do you need a separate NodeJS backend ? If it's a hobby project, maybe NextJS API routes are enough. This would simplify your stack greatly, because you could deploy everything in a single service on Cloud Run (front + back). API routes aren't as powerful as NestJS for example but can get you very far.
Then there's the Cloud Run vs App Engine debate. Even though App Engine is still actively maintained by Google, many people believe Cloud Run is the future. App Engine is for deploying code, Cloud Run for deploying containers, and containers are eating the world. App Engine was one of GCP's first offering and has many hidden features that can bite you. Choose what you prefer though.
Then, for persistence, again, so much choice. Maybe this decision tree can help : Personal opinion : KISS, go with good old SQL : Google Cloud SQL with Postgres. You can very simply connect a Cloud Run service to a Cloud SQL instance.
Finally, there are many tutorials online explaining how to deploy NextJS on Cloud Run. You should find what you want.
Good luck !
QUESTION
I am developing a simple JavaFx application for a client using Firebase.
This application worked perfectly without JavaFx, however I had to re-create this project to get JavaFx working with it (simply adding dependencies didn't work).
I know this question is a possible duplicate, but I have tried almost all methods suggested before. (linked the ones I tried below)
When using GoogleCredentials, the application throws this error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-14 at 04:55I've managed to fix this issue.
All I had to do was add
QUESTION
I am following the tutorial for Strapi on CGP App Engine (nodejs- standard env) and unable to get the app to start because the connection is being refused Error: connect ECONNREFUSED 127.0.0.1:5432 by the GCP Postgres instance (Public IP) .
- GCP Service Principle Persmissions:
@appspot.gserviceaccount.comhasCloud SQL Clientfor theApp Engine default service accountso this should apply to all App Engine Services. - I have other App Engine Services (python) connecting successfully to other Postgres Databases. This tells me I have the correct permissions,
Cloud SQL Admin APIenabled, and the correct username/password. - The code works locally (Docker) while linking the GCP Postgres database, but only with TCP routing, not a Unix Socket SQL proxy:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-19 at 11:44What fixed it for me was the following:
- Go to my App engine default service principal and give it the following roles (as described here)
- Cloud SQL Client
- Cloud SQL Editor
- Cloud SQL Admin
- Change socketPath key to 'host' in the following default connection settings:
QUESTION
I am working on a Google Cloud Django Project.
I am trying to check in settings.py if I am running in Development or Production mode.
I added the following block of code to test if the SOFTWARE where the program is running either is on my machine or on Google Cloud Servers.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-21 at 23:20Unfortunately, the Stack Overflow (SO) answer you linked to is almost twelve years old and refers to Python 2 (deprecated). I was unable to find the SYSTEM_SOFTWARE default env. var. for both the Google Cloud Platform (GCP) App Engine Standard (here) and Flexible environment (here).
It's safe to say that the env. var. that App Engine injects into every Standard instance by default can change. Instead, why don't you supply an env. var. in your App Engine Standard env. configuration file (app.yaml) to make sure that your Django application is running in "production" only when you want it to:
Add the
env_variablessection toapp.yaml, such as:
QUESTION
I have a Java Spring Boot app that was previously building well, and we are now having issues.
We are using GCP, and the cloud build feature to trigger builds automatically when we push to certain branches in GCP. The goal is for the app to build itself, then deploy to app engine. In various iterations before much trial and error we were doing this successfully.
The app builds and deploys successfully. Meaning if I push code, it builds and works. But the cloud build tool keeps reporting that the build failed.
Our cloudbuild.yaml
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-05 at 21:41The error response code 9 (application startup error) is a fairly general error message indicating that the deployed program failed to start up for whatever reason, and so is not running properly (or the VM believes so). According to what you indicated, the app appears to be deployed to the VM, but the VM falls down after a while owing to the app failing to start.
For additional information on why it is crashing, check at the server logs in the Cloud Console.
After updating the gcloud components with the gcloud components update command, try deploying your app.
Make sure the SDK is running as an administrator.
If the error persists, try running the command gcloud app deploy app.yaml —verbosity=debug to see if you can get a more specific error.
Now according to the error message, there seems to be an issue with the docker image, that suggests checking if the image exists. I found Docker documentation that could help you according to the error message. Following the error, it also mentioned that the service account does not have permissions to pull the image, here is also how to require permissions documentation.
Configuring access control documentation that helps with permissions and roles, granting IAM permissions and Configuring public access to images.
Additional Artifact Registry documentation that was recommended at the end of the error message is Google Cloud's recommended solution for container image storage and management.
Artifact Registry expands the capabilities of Container Registry by providing a fully managed service that supports both container images and non-container artifacts.
QUESTION
I want to create a userscript that will modify the way that a commit message is displayed in the Bitbucket Pipelines console, in a web browser.
So far, I have written the following JavaScript, which works fine on the Bitbucket "commits" page. It does two things:
- Enable line wrapping.
- set a 2-line height.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-14 at 14:26To simplify your scripts, you can use GM_addStyle - a Tampermonkey's native method - to apply your CSS. However, if your scripts are just going to include a call to GM_addStyle, then you should probably use an extension like Stylus.
For your first script, you can use pure CSS instead of attempting to get the element, fetch its class name, then apply some styles to that class.
Here's what I came up with:
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Install app-engine
You can use app-engine like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the app-engine component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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