Uploading files from the browser - Gaelyk | Google Groups - 0 views
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Personally, I would recommend using the blobstore API for this since it is officially supported by google and means it won't break in the future. It also has nice bindings into the imageservice. http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/blobstore/overview.html
Feed your site with RSS and Atom - 0 views
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This article studies the proxy technique first and then turns to the Google AJAX Feed API method, giving you a chance to intermix Java™and JavaScript coding.
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You need a service that, when given a feed URL, connects to that site, downloads its contents, and sends them back to the caller. (For a shell-line parallel, consider the wget or curl command.) You can do this many ways, and Listing 2 shows a simple way to accomplish the task. Because I decided to call my remote proxy RemoteProxy, the server-side class had to be called RemoteProxyImpl; Impl stands for "Implementation."
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The SOP won't let your code get data from another site, but there's an exception: You can download and execute JavaScript code using the <script ... /> tag. If the code you download happens to include data and calls a function of yours that puts the data to good use, then you have managed to bypass the SOP. Here's the idea behind the Google AJAX Feed API: It uses the <script ... /> tag to call a Google site that works as a proxy. The remote site gets the feed data and returns it in the form of JavaScript code. The downloaded JavaScript code calls your function so you can process the incoming XML
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