TinyWebDB standard example

[Oscar GamingCentral]

Hi!

I try to learn about creating apps without coding using App Inventor.

One of the examples (Chat) includes use of tiny web db.

I tried to create this web based db, but when I press the suggested URL under Application Settings:

http://aarhus8210h.appspot.com

I get 

404 Not found

Any suggestions?

Thanks.

[Nick (Cloud Platform Support)]

It looks like you're having an issue following a tutorial hosted on another site, product or service called App Inventor. This forum is for developers and users of the Google App Engine platform to discuss it.

It seems as though the App Inventor example you were attempting (which, from your post I can tell involves something called "tiny web db") was hosted at aarhus8210h.appspot.com. It appears that the web app deployed at this subdomain doesn't have a request-handler which is serving an HTML page or file at "/".

If this isn't an app you have created, you won't have any control over whether it serves or not, so I suggest contacting the creator of the tutorial you were following to let them know the site at the given link is down.

Was this the tutorial you were following?

I wish you the best of luck in contacting the maintainer of the tutorial you were following. As it stands, this issue isn't related to App Engine as a platform, but rather concerns only the person or organization which is meant to have deployed an app at aarhus8210h.appspot.com.

[Oscar GamingCentral]

Yes, I was trying to follow the tutorial you provided link for; so it's me who created "aarhus8210h".

I found this tutorial confusing, since I'm not familar how this platform works.

I tried again to start "Goggle App Engine Launcher" on my pc, but get error message saying I should look in  ....GoogleAppEnginceLauncher.exe.log,

but looking in the directory, there is no log file :-0

The part of using webservices/database for App Development i important, so I would like if you can guide me in the right direction...

Thanks!

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[Nick (Cloud Platform Support)]

Hey Oscar,

Hopefully any tutorial you follow will be complete and educational, but if you have any questions or trouble, you might want to just consider going straight to our documentation. We have several "getting started" guides and tutorials (python, java, php, go), example projects, videos on youtube, etc. I think downloading and using the App Engine SDK (or the gcloud tool) will help you get started better than using the launcher. 

Best of luck!

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