As cloud computing gathers steam, Google gives programmers what they've been asking for by gracing its App Engine with support for Java programs.

Researchers say a change implemented by Google to the Java security model as its implemented in the Google App Engine leads to sandbox escapes.

Rumblings from a programmer event in India lead some to believe Google soon will add Java support to App Engine, but Google says it's not happening yet.

Google has open-sourced the Java Source code for Google App Engine Standard environment, the production runtime, App Engine APIs, and the local sdk. Initially released in 2018, Google App Engine ...

Google has added Java 11 as a second-generation runtime on App Engine, the fully managed platform-as-a-service on Google Cloud. Second-generation runtimes on App Engine allow developers to use any ...

At its Google Campfire One event, Google celebrated the first birthday of its Google App Engine cloud solution and gave developers a first look at the new Java support the company has added to the ...

Google has also released a new App Engine-friendly version of its Google Web Toolkit, a framework that allows developers to build sophisticated JavaScript-driven Web application front-ends in Java.

The Google App Engine Platform-as-a-Service uses Oracle's Java 7 as the development environment to build web applications. Over the past few years, hundreds of exploitable flaws have been found in ...

Of particular interest is Malik’s speculation that Google App Enging Java apps will run under the hood on the Davlik VM, which, strictly speaking, isn’t a Sun-licensed Java implementation.

Google has included a preview of the forthcoming support for Java 7 in the October update to their Platform-as-a-Service App Engine. Currently it is limited to developer machines, and the vendor ...