- •Contents
- •Practice №1 The study of cloud services Google. Gmail.
- •1.1 About Gmail
- •1.2 Why choose Gmail
- •1.3 Creating an account
- •1.4 Gmail as a Google Account
- •2. Gmail’s Interface
- •2.1 Inbox
- •2.2 Compose Mail
- •2.3 Drafts
- •2.4 Sent Mail
- •2.5 More
- •2.6 Report Spam
- •2.7 Delete
- •2.8 Keyboard Shortcuts
- •3. Organizing your Gmail
- •3.1 Contacts
- •3.2 Stars
- •3.3 Labels
- •4. Advanced Settings
- •4.1 General Settings
- •4.2 Accounts and Import
- •4.3 Filters
- •4.4 Forwarding and Pop/imap
- •4.5 Offline
- •5. The Fun Stuff
- •5.1 Buzz
- •5.2 Chat
- •5.3 Web Clips
- •5.4 Labs
- •5.5 Themes
- •5.6 Gmail Mobile
- •5.7 Google Docs
- •5.8 Google Calendar
- •5.9 Tasks
- •6. Conclusion
- •Practice №2 The study of cloud services Google Talk.
- •2.1 Use the native Gmail Talk option
- •2.2 Installing the voice/video chat plugin
- •Practice №3 The study of cloud services Google Calendar
- •3.1 Interface
- •3.2 Create an event
- •3.3 Add location
- •3.4 Invite people
- •3.5 Share meeting materials
- •3.6 Meet online
- •Invite guests, add attachments, and meet online.
- •3.7 New committee? New (shared) calendar.
- •Practice №4 Editing of electronic documents Google Apps
- •4.1 Creating new files
- •4.2 Using templates
- •Practice №5 The study of functions Google App Engine
- •5.1 Google App Engine Docs
- •5.2 Download the App Engine sdk for php
- •5.3 Creating the Configuration File
- •Practice №6 Creating a data warehouse environment Google App Engine
- •6.1 Setting up Objectify
- •6.2 Creating the data model classes
- •6.3 Adding the greetings and the form to the jsp template
- •6.4 Creating the form handling servlet
- •6.5 Testing the app
- •6.6 Creating required indexes
- •Practice №7 The study of cloud services Google Apps
- •7.1 Gmail
- •Google Drive
- •Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Forms
- •7.4 Google Sites
- •7.5 Google Calendar
- •7.6 Google Hangouts
- •7.8 Google Apps Vault
- •7.9 Usage
- •Practice №8 Microsoft Office Live Workspace
- •8.1 Setting up Microsoft Live Workspace
- •8.2 Features Available with Office Live Workspace
- •Practice №9 The study of cloud services Microsoft SkyDrive
- •9.1 Creating a Microsoft account
- •9.2 Getting to know OneDrive
- •9.3 Installing the Microsoft OneDrive app
- •9.4 OneDrive for mobile devices
- •Practice №10 Network services for the mobile user. Wi-Fi technology
- •10.1 What is Wi-Fi ?
- •Practice №11 Search engines in Internet
- •Veronica & Jughead:
- •Improve Your Searching Skills:
- •Infoseek:
- •Inktomi:
- •Vertical Search
- •Verticals Galore!
- •Information Retrieval as a Game of Mind Control
- •Increasing The Rate of Algorithmic Change
- •Practice №12 Search graphic information in Internet. Comparative analysis of search engines. Internet image search
- •Study Guide
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6.5 Testing the app
Restart the development server to build and run the app:
mvn appengine:devserver
Visit the app in a browser:
localhost:8080
Try posting a greeting. Also try posting a greeting while signed in, and while not signed in.
6.6 Creating required indexes
If your app uses the Datastore, when you run your app on the development server, the development server automatically creates any Datastore indexes required to run in production App Engine. These indexes are generated in guestbook/target/guestbook-1.0-SNAPSHOT/WEB-INF/appengine-generated/datastore-indexes-auto.xml. You'll also notice the file local_db.bin at that same location: this is local storage for the development server to persist your app data between development server sessions. The filedatastore-indexes-auto.xml is automatically uploaded along with your app. local_db.bin is not uploaded.
Important: Be aware that running mvn clean install clears the datastore-indexes-auto.xml file; if you run it on your app prior to uploading to production App Engine, you won't get required indexes and you'll experience a runtime error. You only need to include indexes that are new since the last successful upload. Omitted indexes are not automatically removed.
Practice №7 The study of cloud services Google Apps
Google Apps for Work (formerly Google Apps for Business) is a suite of cloud computing productivity and collaboration software tools and software offered on a subscription basis by Google.
It includes Google’s popular web applications including Gmail, Google Drive, Google Hangouts, Google Calendar, and Google Docs. While these products are available to consumers free of charge, Google Apps for Work adds business-specific features such as custom email addresses at your domain (@yourcompany.com), at least 30 GB of storage for documents and email, and 24/7 phone and email support. As a cloud computing solution, it takes a different approach from off-the-shelf office productivity software by hosting customer information in Google’s network of data centers, rather than on traditional in-house servers that are located within companies.
The range of Google Apps for Work products and services comprises Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Hangouts, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Slides, Google Forms, Google Sites, Google+, and Google Apps Vault. With the exception of Google Apps Vault, all are included in the basic plan, which costs $5 per user per month or $50 per user per year. A premium package, Drive for Work, includes Google Apps Vault plus unlimited storage is available for $10 per user per month.
7.1 Gmail
Launched in a limited rollout on April 1, 2004, Gmail is now the most popular web email service in the world. It became open to all consumers in 2007. As of May 2015, 900 million people use Gmail, according to Google.
The free consumer version of Gmail is supported by text ads related to the contents of people’s email messages. Popular features include 15 GB of free storage, threaded conversations, robust search capabilities, and an app-like interface.
While similar to the free version, Gmail in Google Apps for Work adds a number of features designed for business users.
These include:
Custom email including the customer’s domain name (@yourcompany.com)
99.9% guaranteed uptime with zero scheduled downtime for maintenance
Either 30 GB or unlimited storage shared with Google Drive, depending on the plan
No advertising
24/7 customer support
Google Apps Sync for Microsoft Outlook