AccessDenied Error deploying Java JSP app using Eclipse to Azure

Hi,
Following the the tutorial for deploying java servlet app on Azure using Eclipse on windows.
Getting AccessDenied error while trying to upload, sample works locally.
Thanks
Raj

Hi Raj,
Which tutorial do you follow? Please have a look at below article, it gives details steps about how to deploy application to azure use Eclipse, please try again step by step, hope this helps.
#http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/azure/hh690944.aspx
Best Regards,
Jambor
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} %>
</jbo:OnEvent>
I haven't been able to repeat this for the update or create OnEvents because they are much more complicated. Let me know if something like this works for you! Also let me know if you find a way to do this for create/update without being far too complicated.
If you are interested to find out what the <jbo:Row> tag does (to replicate it's behaviour perhaps?) you can find the code. It should be located in this file:
C:\<jdevDir>\BC4J\src\bc4jhtmlsrc.zip
If you open it you will find RowTag.java (or something) and that is what JDeveloper runs when you use the Row tag.
Hope this helps a bit!
~Rob Lundeen

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