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Class Setup

  • Sign up for a Google App Engine Account if you don't already have one.
  • Create a new app. Name it whatever you like, but email me your application ID.
  • Set the value of the <application> element in the file src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/appengine-web.xml to your new app id
  • Set the value of the gae:appcfg:email property in build.gradle to the account you used to sign up for Google App Engine.
  • Run gradle gaeUpload to deploy your application. You may be prompted for a password. This will be the password to the account you used to sign up for Google App Engine. It may print this password in clear text, so be careful!

Basic Build Commands

You can use these commands to build, test, and deploy your application. Note that you must perform the steps listed above in "Class Setup" for some of them to work. Also note that these commands depend on Gradle, which may need to be installed and added to your PATH.

Get a list of all the available tasks

gradle tasks

Compile and run tests

gradle test

Run your application locally

gradle gaeRun

Deploy your app to Google App Engine (This will prompt for a password)

gradle gaeUpload

Generate an eclipse project

gradle eclipse

Basic git Commands

Clones this repository

git clone https://github.com/benrady/cs370

Add files to be committed

git add .

Commits added files with the given commit message

git commit -m "A sample commit message"

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