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sandeep kumarsandeep kumar 

Integrating google app engine with Force.com GET is inappropriate for the URL /login.

I am trying to a small POC on what i heard was Force.com and Google app engine integration. I created a site on appspot.com and configured the SVN on my Eclipse and was able to successfully create a Project in Eclipse from the toolkit source code. When i try to ligin to Salesforce from my Python code fromlocalmachine it works fine but when i deploy the application to my appspot.com site as an app engine application from appcfg.py, it says "The request method GET is inappropriate for the URL /login."
 
Can somebody help!
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Ron HessRon Hess

your web app looks like it is missing a declaration for get on the /login url from the sound of the error message.

 

 

The first step is to get the simple login app up and running on appengine,

 

the src is here

http://code.google.com/p/force-app-engine/source/browse/trunk/force-app-engine/python/simple_login.py

 

is this what you used?

no need to make your own app until you have a simple login working.

 

 

if you wrote your app from scratch, would have to look at some of your sources to be of more help.

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Ron HessRon Hess

your web app looks like it is missing a declaration for get on the /login url from the sound of the error message.

 

 

The first step is to get the simple login app up and running on appengine,

 

the src is here

http://code.google.com/p/force-app-engine/source/browse/trunk/force-app-engine/python/simple_login.py

 

is this what you used?

no need to make your own app until you have a simple login working.

 

 

if you wrote your app from scratch, would have to look at some of your sources to be of more help.

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sandeep kumarsandeep kumar
Thanks a bunch