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Google Brings App Engine's Pros and Cons to Java
This addition brings a large set of Java ecosystem related tools, frameworks, and languages (like JRuby and Clojure) along for the ride. However, it also imposes a number of limitations on the GAE Java applications to further Google's ability to scale and cluster them with minimal effort.
Those limitations are not surprising as inherent to the GAE architecture and strong sandbox. And by the way here is the GAE JRE class white list.
Another limitation not related to Java is with the mandatory use of OAuth with SDC. It is not a limitation per-se, as OAuth is a great services authorization open protocol, but more due to the fact that today OAuth is not a standard for enterprise software.
Google + Java = Mobile + Widget + Web + Server - Sys Admin
Now with one language (Java) a mom 'n pop shop can develop:
- a native mobile app (Android + Davlik)
- a web app or widget (GAE Java + GWT)
- a backend server (GAE Java and all the GAE goodies)
And no need for a sys admin or even a complex cloud deployment on EC2 or like!!
Yippee, App Engine (#GAE) is now supporting Java 1.6 and other goodies like Cron!
Java is now being added to Google App Engine (GAE) with:
- Java 1.6
- Servlet
- JDO & JPA
- Java.net.URL
- Javax.mail
- Javax.cache
- Eclipse plug-in
- Cron
- Secure Data Connector or SDC: SSL-based agent inside the enterprise connecting back to your GAE app
- Data Import / Export (Export is coming soon)
- Google Web Toolkit (GWT)
Ultimate Android Dev Env
GAE Java (no sys admin needed) + GWT + Google Voice + GData APIs + Davlik (Android) = ultimate end-to-end for 1 man dev shop. #cloud #mobile
GAE Java
I hope that this rumor is going to turn real, and hopefully they also package GWT as a library. Ultimate cloud hosting.http://bit.ly/14ZoY2

