Kevin,
Jersey is being used on GAE (atleast by us). When we started using it JAXB
was not supported by GAE - but it now is.
You should be able to just use Jersey and have it work, though we haven't
tested with the latest version.
We do want to be open to switching to EC2 if/when necessary. But we haven't
switched yet. As long as you don't use Google's API's switching should not
be too hard.
Vineet
On Sun, Mar 28, 2010 at 4:56 PM, Kevin Duffey <andjarnic_at_yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I saw some threads back in mid/end of last year. Wondering if any new
> version of Jersey provides support to be deployed in GAE? If not, is there a
> write-up anywhere on how to get Jersey to work with GAE?
>
> I use an XSD, generate the Jax-B java classes, and pass those around. I've
> only built the server-side that takes in the JAX-B classes and uses them
> directly. Is this possible to support yet in GAE? I read that I don't need
> to include the JAX-B jar files.. as the Java 6 on GAE supports them?
>
> I am using the Eclipse plugin for GAE, and I am quite impressed how easy it
> is to develop/test/deploy, not to mention I had no idea it was completely
> free if you use their free domain name... 2GB per day is plenty for
> simple/basic apps and services.
>
> I'd really like to be able to deploy some services for testing by
> developers, before I attempt to launch it on EC2 and pay more money. I'd
> like to look at using a domain I register, mapped to the GAE deployment for
> the time being while I have an alpha/beta test, then later redirect the
> domain to the EC2 deployment when it's ready to be released. Anyone done
> something like this?
>
> Anyway, wanted to get a rough idea of what to do to get my services
> working. I just started with GAE to help a friend put up a site, and thought
> it would be nice to be able to deploy REST services as well using Jersey.
>
> Thanks.
>
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