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Is Hudson useful in the construction of a Java web app deployed at Google App Engine?

 
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Hi,

I'd like to know if Hudson is useful in the construction of a Java web app deployed at Google App Engine.

 
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What do you mean by "in a web app"? Hudson is a build and CI tool, it plays no role at runtime. If you're asking if it can be used to build a web app that's supposed to run in GAE, then the answer is yes.
 
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Hi Rogerio,

As Ulf said, as far as building the GAE webapp, you could use Hudson to build your GAE webapp just as you would for any other webapp. As far as deploying your webapp to GAE, you could simply add a build step that executed a script similar to the following:

appengine-java-sdk\bin\appcfg.cmd --email user@gmail.com --passin password update myapp/war

So you should be able to build and deploy your GAE webapp without too much difficulty.

Lloyd
 
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