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Omkar Shetkar
Dec 14, 2015, 3:51:16 AM12/14/15
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Hi,
In my application, I have index.jsp which includes few other jsps. This is done to improve readability and maintainability of the application.
This perfectly compiles and runs on local dev server.
But while updating this to GAE, it is giving compilation errors for included pages.
This issue is very similar to the one posted here.
Please let us know what could be missing here.
Regards
Omkar
Nick (Cloud Platform Support)
Dec 14, 2015, 1:59:29 PM12/14/15
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Hey Omkar,
This forum isn't the place to look for specific-issue one-on-one technical support. The best place to go for that is StackOverflow or Cloud Platform Support. This forum is meant for more general discussion of the platform and services, and you'll notice that generally, threads like this one get responded to with a reply like this one.
However, even if your post were transferred to StackOverflow, it would not meet their quality standards. Linking to another issue by another user at another time and saying that your issue is similar is not useful. Imagine if you had to begin debugging such a report, where would you start? Generally you should include:
* any error messages you've seen
* an explanation of what you've been doing
* an explanation of what you expect to see and what you see instead
* any relevant code
* any relevant version numbers or system details
In your case, the JSP files, any full error messages, and the SDK version you're using, would be a good start. I wish you the best of luck in getting help for your issue on StackOverflow. We monitor various Cloud Platform tags there, so we may even end up helping you on your question there.
Feel free to post the link to this thread when you've made your post, so that anybody who comes here can find your question and offer help if they can.
This forum isn't the place to look for specific-issue one-on-one technical support. The best place to go for that is StackOverflow or Cloud Platform Support. This forum is meant for more general discussion of the platform and services, and you'll notice that generally, threads like this one get responded to with a reply like this one.
However, even if your post were transferred to StackOverflow, it would not meet their quality standards. Linking to another issue by another user at another time and saying that your issue is similar is not useful. Imagine if you had to begin debugging such a report, where would you start? Generally you should include:
* any error messages you've seen
* an explanation of what you've been doing
* an explanation of what you expect to see and what you see instead
* any relevant code
* any relevant version numbers or system details
In your case, the JSP files, any full error messages, and the SDK version you're using, would be a good start. I wish you the best of luck in getting help for your issue on StackOverflow. We monitor various Cloud Platform tags there, so we may even end up helping you on your question there.
Feel free to post the link to this thread when you've made your post, so that anybody who comes here can find your question and offer help if they can.
Omkar Shetkar
Dec 15, 2015, 1:37:11 AM12/15/15
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Hi Nick,
Thanks for the reply.
Will take care about the points you raised in future communications.
Regarding the issue I mentioned, it is exactly same as the issue mentioned in StackOverflow.
I have found a workaround and updated the same thread in StackOverflow.
Many are waiting for GAE team to come back on this issue.
Regards.
Thanks for the reply.
Will take care about the points you raised in future communications.
Regarding the issue I mentioned, it is exactly same as the issue mentioned in StackOverflow.
I have found a workaround and updated the same thread in StackOverflow.
Many are waiting for GAE team to come back on this issue.
Regards.
Nick (Cloud Platform Support)
Dec 15, 2015, 6:33:09 PM12/15/15
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Hey Omkar,
I see from the Stack Overflow question that you managed to solve your issue, although you weren't very clear, sort of just hinting that you did something with imports. In order for anyone from GAE to look at what you believe to be an issue, it would need to be posted in a Public Issue Tracker, where we take issue reports. As it stands, a Stack Overflow question isn't going to necessarily bring attention or feedback, especially when it seems to have been a user error and is not clearly explained. So, feel free to go into a lot more detail in making a Public Issue Tracker post if you feel that an actual platform issue is occurring here.
Best wishes,
Nick
I see from the Stack Overflow question that you managed to solve your issue, although you weren't very clear, sort of just hinting that you did something with imports. In order for anyone from GAE to look at what you believe to be an issue, it would need to be posted in a Public Issue Tracker, where we take issue reports. As it stands, a Stack Overflow question isn't going to necessarily bring attention or feedback, especially when it seems to have been a user error and is not clearly explained. So, feel free to go into a lot more detail in making a Public Issue Tracker post if you feel that an actual platform issue is occurring here.
Best wishes,
Nick
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