Deployment of Java app from Eclipse succeeds, but the new version times out on every request.

[Thomas Becker]

I just deployed my Java app from Eclipse (Eclipse Kepler, GAE SDK 1.8.5). The deployment succeeds, but the new version times out on every request. When I deploy from a different machine that's still running Eclipse Juno and GAE SDK 1.7.5, all is well. Two things are conspicuous:

1) The new version is about 3 times the size of what it is when deployed with GAE SDK 1.7.5

2) When deployment is complete, my default browser comes up trying to connect to the new version. That fails because the URL uses the old dot convention, as in 42.myapp... as opposed to the new 42-dot-myapp...

[Thomas Becker]

Update: the problem occurs only when deploying from a Mac (Mac OS 10.7.5). All is well when I deploy from a Windows machine (except for the minor glitch that at the end of deployment, my default browser comes up trying to connect to 42.myapp... instead of 42-dot-myapp...

[Stefano Ciccarelli]

The documentation says that the version name cannot be integer (https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/java/modules/ -> "Version names cannot be integers, they must contain at least one non-numeric character").

I've solved many problems like yours simply adding a "v" on the version names.

2013/9/28 Thomas Becker <walkswit...@gmail.com>

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[Thomas Becker]

You're talking about modules. But that's not my problem. I'm talking about deploying a simple app that does not even use modutles. The version number for a Java app can be anything that consists of letters, digits or hyphens:

https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/java/config/appconfig

[Stefano Ciccarelli]

Your has a single module named default, I would give a try adding a letter to the version name. 

[Thomas Becker]

Thanks, I'll try that!

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[Thomas Becker]

Thanks, I'll try that!

On Saturday, September 28, 2013 1:37:59 PM UTC-7, Stefano Ciccarelli wrote:

Your has a single module named default, I would give a try adding a letter to the version name. 

Il giorno sabato 28 settembre 2013, Thomas Becker ha scritto:

You're talking about modules. But that's not my problem. I'm talking about deploying a simple app that does not even use modutles. The version number for a Java app can be anything that consists of letters, digits or hyphens:

https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/java/config/appconfig

On Saturday, September 28, 2013 6:02:05 AM UTC-7, Stefano Ciccarelli wrote:

The documentation says that the version name cannot be integer (https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/java/modules/ -> "Version names cannot be integers, they must contain at least one non-numeric character").

I've solved many problems like yours simply adding a "v" on the version names.

2013/9/28 Thomas Becker <walkswit...@gmail.com>

Update: the problem occurs only when deploying from a Mac (Mac OS 10.7.5). All is well when I deploy from a Windows machine (except for the minor glitch that at the end of deployment, my default browser comes up trying to connect to 42.myapp... instead of 42-dot-myapp...

On Friday, September 27, 2013 8:53:33 PM UTC-7, Thomas Becker wrote:

I just deployed my Java app from Eclipse (Eclipse Kepler, GAE SDK 1.8.5). The deployment succeeds, but the new version times out on every request. When I deploy from a different machine that's still running Eclipse Juno and GAE SDK 1.7.5, all is well. Two things are conspicuous:

1) The new version is about 3 times the size of what it is when deployed with GAE SDK 1.7.5

2) When deployment is complete, my default browser comes up trying to connect to the new version. That fails because the URL uses the old dot convention, as in 42.myapp... as opposed to the new 42-dot-myapp...

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[Thomas Becker]

Nah, using a letter in the version number didn't make a difference. Same problem.