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How to solve “cannot find javac” with JAVA SDK App Engine
Recently i decided to try Google App Engine, a service where you can host your applications built in different languages like JAVA, Ruby, Python and so on, using Google's infraestructure. Now is enough for me because i see that you can get this for free:
- 500MB storage
- Enough CPU and bandwidth to serve your applications to 5 million visits per month
So i want to test what kind of JAVA technologies it supports (I don't know, Struts2, Spring, Hibernate JPA) . The proccess to join this is very simple, the steps are the next:
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