Puedes implementar tu API mediante los complementos Apache Maven o Gradle de App Engine. Para implementar la API en un entorno estándar de producción de App Engine, usa el comando para el complemento:
Usa el comando para tu complemento.
Maven
mvnappengine:deploy
Gradle
gradleappengineDeploy
Espera a que finalice la implementación.
Envía una solicitud de prueba a la API implementada. Por ejemplo, mediante curl:
Para entregar tu API desde una ruta diferente, en el archivo web.xml, cambia el url-pattern en la sección EndpointsServlet y vuelve a implementar la API. Por ejemplo:
Para que Endpoints Frameworks administre la API, debes generar y, luego, implementar un documento de OpenAPI que la describa, como se explica en la página sobre cómo agregar administración de API.
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