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Caution: As of January 31, 2024, Java 8 support for App Engine has ended, and will be deprecated on January 31, 2026. As a result, Cloud Code disables App Engine by default. To enable App Engine in your IDE, navigate to Settings > Google Cloud Code > App Engine. Due to the upcoming deprecation of App Engine, we don't recommend creating new App Engine projects. For more information about App Engine deprecations, see Feature deprecations. For more information about the runtime support schedule for App Engine, see Runtime support schedule. Note: The feature is only supported in the IntelliJ IDEA - Ultimate edition. Note: For the App Engine standard environment, only Java applications using Java 8 runtime are supported on Cloud Code.App Engine is a fully managed, serverless platform for developing and hosting web applications at scale.
This document describes how to create an application (or import an existing project) for the App Engine standard environment with Cloud Code.
Before you begin2022.3+ on the PATH of your machine.Install the Cloud Code plugin:
You may be prompted to restart your IDE to activate the plugin.
You can create a new application by using the new project wizard or by importing an existing project in Cloud Source Repositories.
Use the new project wizardTo create a new project, you can use the IntelliJ New Project wizard to generate a template application as the start for your own application.
Create a new project as follows:
Navigate to File > New > Project to display the New Project dialog.
If you're using IntelliJ Ultimate 2022.3, choose Jakarta EE in the left panel.
For more details on creating a new Java Enterprise application, see the JetBrains tutorial Your first Java EE application. If you're using an older version of IntelliJ Ultimate, click the version dropdown menu at the top-left of the screen (next to the IntelliJ IDEA logo) and select your version to ensure the instructions match your experience.
Enter a project Name.
Enter a project Location if you do not want to keep the default.
Click Next.
Select any of the dependencies you need for your application and click Create.
You can check out your existing project in Cloud Source Repositories:
To add App Engine framework support to your application, follow these steps:
Note: If you previously configured framework support, you can skip these steps.Navigate to Tools > Google Cloud Code > App Engine > Add App Engine support > Google App Engine standard.
Select the module you want to add framework support to.
Click OK.
Select the libraries you want to add to your project.
Click OK.
Now that you've created an application with App Engine support, you can run and debug it on your workstation.
Additionally, you can also deploy it to the App Engine standard environment.
Get supportTo submit feedback or report an issue in your IntelliJ IDE, go to
Tools>
Cloud Code>
Help / About>
Submit feedback or report an issueto report an issue on
GitHub.
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