Hi,
I am trying to send a simple text message email via JavaMail api on
GAE. It seems to work fine when the message body text length is under
2999 characters. However, when the message text length is longer than
2999 (sometimes even less), The message is never delivered to the
recipient(s).
We have our domain name http://dev.footygame.com/
with CNAME pointing to ghs.google.com
It was working fine until 29th August when the CNAME stopped resolving
If you visit that URL now we get 404
What's going on? and how do you resolve it?
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I've changed the topic name from this thread but the issue is the same:
https://groups.google.com/d/topic/google-appengine-java/nU1c9tHbG60/discussion
I want to know if this is a recognised problem with threads-safe=true apps
and if work is being done to improve the situation. Can I expect a
I should add that some loading requests take an excessive amount of time
(20+ seconds) but do not time out. Those are the ones that result in the
unneeded front-end instances shown above.
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I've noticed the same thing with our domain. However, it seems like a
localised issue as I cannot reach my app from home but can at work.
Also using a proxy server located in the US loads the site fine (I'm
in the UK).
Any news on why this may be would be great.
On Aug 31, 10:20 am, footy
Oh also, just to mention we are in UK as well.
With a proxy like hidemyass.com we still get 404
Also, I noticed something new that appeared in the GAE admin panel
under AdministrationApplication Settings
you have a few new options; to do with 'Performance'.
So could it be that this was a breaking
Another thing that's worth mentioning is that the application works
fine with it's Application Default Version URL
On Aug 31, 10:57 am, mscwd01 mscw...@gmail.com wrote:
I've noticed the same thing with our domain. However, it seems like a
localised issue as I cannot reach my app from home but
I'd also add that we don't get a 404, instead a host resolving error.
It may be an issue with my ISP, I'll check again later.
On Aug 31, 11:35 am, footy anuj.hoo...@gmail.com wrote:
Another thing that's worth mentioning is that the application works
fine with it's Application Default Version
When I try your link from Thailand it resolves to Google but gives this
error
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-sO3H5YHOxdY/Tl4UFX-zLHI/ADk/ukA7hBPg_TY/Capture.PNG
So it looks like your domain issues are local but you have not added the
domain to your app correctly. BTW, I also
That is the 404 error page from Google which is what led me to believe
that there is a probelm
with ghs.google.com and CNAME resolution.
As mentioned in one of above replies, we did try a proxy in US and we
get the same 404 page.
and as expected for you in Thailand you get the same.
Also, we
On 31/08/2011 18:36, footy wrote:
That is the 404 error page from Google which is what led me to believe
that there is a probelm
with ghs.google.com and CNAME resolution.
The fact that your browser shows this google page indicates that the
name resolution is working but that perhaps you have
How are you deploying your classes? Under WEB-INF/classes, or as a custom
JAR file?
Another developer posted that they had a massive performance improvement
deploying their classes in a JAR file - see
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/google-appengine/Gl7OaMOHJD8/i_ti0KceockJ
for the relevant
On 31/08/2011 19:48, Simon Knott wrote:
Another developer posted that they had a massive performance
improvement deploying their classes in a JAR file - see
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/google-appengine/Gl7OaMOHJD8/i_ti0KceockJ
for the relevant thread.
A ha!!! I have not tested as a
Okay, consider what you mentione being the case where I haven't added
the subdomain to my app properly.
So hence my question is why was it working until 29th August when we
have not made any changes to
app settings, code or anything else related to the app.
Is there anything new that GAE team has
The method com.google.apphosting.api.DatastorePb.GetSchemaRequest(),
and the returned class com.google.apphosting.api.DatastorePb.Schema
seem to be missing in 1.5.2. They were in prior releases.
I can't find any documentation on why they were removed, or what
alternatives exist. Any feedback
Anyone has idea on what's wrong with the code? The same code runs on
appengine but not on my laptop via remote API.
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