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Google App Engine Java Backend [closed]

I've been googling for Google App Engine Backends code samples but I found nothing. Does anyone know where can I find a tutorial or something?

Thanks.

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Alberto Segura Avatar asked Jul 04 '11 16:07

Alberto Segura


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What in particular are you confused about? The backends documentation in Python and in Java are fairly complete, and there's nothing particularly special about writing code for backends (except as documented there): You simply define request handlers as per usual. It's just like writing a standard webapp, except without a time limit on requests (and the warmup request is guaranteed).

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Nick Johnson Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 05:09

Nick Johnson