Tuesday, May 27, 2014

How to configure Google application engine on eclipse

Google application engine is a cloud computing platform where we can develop and host web applications.

If you are a platform specific developer and your desired platform is java obviously you will use eclipse as your IDE. Eclipse is just awesome. You can have different development environment and can add additional plugins. You can add Google app engine plugin to your eclipse so that you can host your projects on Google data center and you can use lot of Google services. I recommend you to use eclipse 4.3 kepler because there is chance for errors if you use lower versions (well I have got one).In this tutorial I am gonna explain you how to install and configure Google app engine.

Step  1:Get eclipse

You can use the below link to get in to eclipse kepler download page and you can download the desired version based on your system architecture



step 2:Installing the app engine plugin

Open eclipse, you can see  help tab, click on install new software.
Help->install new software
You will get a window like this:
 On "work with" dropdown box type the below given URL:
 Now you can see the list of plugins, we need to select what we need to download.


Check the "Google plugin for eclipse" as well as "SDKs "as shown in the above figure and click next.
A screen will appear showing the installation details. Click on finish to start the download.
Just click ok in case you get any error or warning messages.


Once the installation is done eclipse will recommend you to restart the software. 

Click OK so that eclipse will get restarted and you are done.

Beside this SDKs you need to install apache maven for creating and executing google app engine project.i will explain you how to configure apache maven and create a sample google app engine project in the upcoming articles…thank you.

Note: Google™ and Google™ app engine are the trademarks of Google Inc.








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