java - where are the Google app engine endpoints -

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im developing simple app android. created few entity's, nothing poem filled in them string. ive been using google app engine , works in browser fine, deployed little project. want use retrofit lib grab list of entity's made in simple loop object class make them, how define endpoints! cant seem find them. new @ networking stuff i'm trying hard.

https://developers.google.com/eclipse/docs/endpoints-androidconnected-gae looks need create app linked google engine. way? if had team needed access end points on iphone app/

if having android app not created using appengine connected app option, can still create app engine code right clicking , choosing options google->generate app engine backend . after modifying backend code, can generate client library backend right clicking , choosing option google->generate cloud endpoint client library ,then deploy app engine , start accessing endpoints android app.

if having android app , app engine code not yet connected, need modify backend code include endpoint methods following tictactoe sample backend endpoints . after doing this, need generate android client lib using command line , import android app start accessing endpoints. follow tictactoe sample android app understand how call endpoints , , send data same.

in future if want access same endpoints ios app, wont need modification in backend cloud endpoints , need create client lib ios following official documentation. can see sample tictactoe app ios understand how handle endpoints in ios


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