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example), and then I just grabbed it from the client.
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On Thu, Sep 22, 2011 at 3:11 PM, GeorgeS sxoutt...@gmail.com wrote:
I finally got back to the upload function and started trying to get it to
work... I'm
,there} how can I query
that if it is an ancestor collection; needs more info in docs. Maybe I'm not
seeing whats currently stated. In that case please tie it into the
collections area.
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Could you stick the 1.5.3. SDK in the eclipse repository 3.7.
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Could you stick the 1.5.3. SDK in the eclipse repository 3.7.
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IteratorLong itr = jdoIds.iterator();
while (itr.hasNext()) {
Long l = itr.next();
if (l != null) {
r.add(l);
}
}
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Wow, that worked, your my best friend :)
How I got it to work:
if (j != null) {
classJdo detatched = pm.detachCopy(j);
a.add(detatched.getData());
}
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SchoolPeopleData[] r = new SchoolPeopleData[a.size()];
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What would be the benefits of moving to Java 7 sooner than later?
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Ah, I thought they were both the same at first, so after you said that I
tried pm.makeTransient(j); and it won't work for me. Thanks for the help.
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other items might fall into place after you get a successful
upload. Let me know if you can reder your html in a servlet, and get the
blob url correctly. Then confirm the file gets to the directory. Then you
might want to iterate and see if you have it too.
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Can you post some of your source code. Its hard to diagnose via your
comments above.
Here is some of my code I use to do
it: http://code.google.com/p/gwt-examples/wiki/DemoGAEMultiFileBlobUpload
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much like
the production environment although there are a few minor differences.
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Suggestion: When you prerelease, could you stick that in the eclipse
repository too, for ease of download?
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log.warning(tryfindingBlobKey(): warn: wasn't able to parse the blobkey
or find the file: skey= + skey);
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I needed to use Thread.sleep(2000); instead of wait(2000);
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Just to be sure, is this GWT?
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servlet
servlet-nameindex/servlet-name
servlet-classcom.gonevertical.server.servlet.Servlet_Index/servlet-class
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welcome-file-list
welcome-fileindex.html/welcome-file
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I have found no workarounds for this limitation at the moment. I'm slicing
up my images into tiles/squares which suites my strategy anyway. But it
would be nice to figure out why the error shows up.
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I made an issue:
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Can GAE dev setup Blob write to datastore unit test, which would take up to
10min writing 10MB+ of data in task. This should replicate the issue.
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The error:
1. E2011-05-27 07:41:59.139
org.gonevertical.core.server.jdo.data.base64.WriteBase64 writeToBlob:
writeToBlob(): Error 5: java.io.IOException
2. E2011-05-27 07:41:59.149
org.gonevertical.core.server.jdo.data.base64.WriteBase64 decode:
JDO on mysql, it seemed fun and seemed to have the new JDO features which
were nice, but GAE doesn't support all JDO features.
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Is this JSP, GWT or something else?
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Sounds like it could be scope of the variable. Check to see if your setting
the superclass var or subclass var. At least thats what I am thinking at the
moment after looking at your code. I think some more code could help divine
the solution easier.
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oops HeapByteBuffer error is not an error but the object toString().
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Good job.
On May 27, 2011 2:40 PM, meiaestro jmalbre...@gmx.de wrote:
Ok, found it. Guess you gave me the right push - thanks:
While my subclasses did extend the IsSerializable interface, the
superclass
didn't. Never the less... funny effect ;-)
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into another tmp jdo class or into an array and keep drilling
(querying) the data until I get what I want. I've found it doesn't add to
much overhead. But I'm sure there are other ways too.
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What restrictions are you referring? Have you tried the entity query class,
the sort is a bit easier to set up.
Query q = new Query(BlobTmpJdo);
q.addFilter(key, FilterOperator.EQUAL, fbd.getKey());
q.addSort(index);
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Try this: http://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/applets/_APPLET.html - stick the
applet tag in a web page html source.
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Is this the location for revoking?
https://www.google.com/accounts/b/0/IssuedAuthSubTokens
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Hmmm, I would think try revoking the oauth so it asks for your credentials
again.
https://www.google.com/accounts/b/0/IssuedAuthSubTokens - I'm not sure if
this is the place yet.
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/google-appengine-java/Hg2PgwC6_0g/RDtz9XlJ1isJ
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D'oh, I could have spotted that one, first one in my list. :)
Thanks for your time :).
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Doesn't an applet run on the client side? Did you want it to run on the
server side? If it does run on the client GAE won't care what you do.
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Can you get your android phone on the 10.0.2.2 private network?
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like you want them? And if the request, how about the response, what does it
look like?
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Yea, changing the url should work. I have to make url modifications
depending on local and production. I would check to see if a Cookie is
getting sent in the header.
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I see nothing wrong with what you said. Its fun to see others perspectives.
That's what this group is all about. :)
On May 23, 2011 4:58 PM, Rusty Wright rwright.li...@gmail.com wrote:
Sorry, my post was slightly tongue in cheek; sometimes I can't resist
sticking a twig into a hornet's nest.
As to the inclusion of the libs in war/WEB-INF/lib, that is a yes. You may
have to check jaxb dependencies to make sure all of them are whitelisted or
the dependencies have to be included in the lib folder.
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Check out http://www.json.org/ under java section towards bottom middle,
there are classes that serialize java objects into json for outing. GWT has
some libs that does it too.
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I would start with eclipse to code for GWT, android, and/or GAE, but there
are other good IDE's you could use for Java development. Eclipse cost
nothing and works great. I'd save up for the devices for testing. :)
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I forgot I'm using GSON too, indirectly through another library that works
with Google's geocoding API. It translates it very nicely into JAVA, which
all gets done on GAE.
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It has to do with limits that are set for the API your using. If you need
longer transit times, I would use a task or something like the the Channel
API. Or split up the traffic.
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Do you mean: response.sendRedirect(url);
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Dev or Production side? I've had this happen on the dev side at times. I
haven't seen it recently in my app.
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Its under JDO:
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/datastore/jdo/queries.html
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a bit more textual in the query and datastore query is more static
constants, which is a bit easier for me to use. It would be nice if you
could have a utility class to assemble the entity into the object/class like
JDO when using the datastore query.
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the test works, place with the code in small chunks get the feel
first.
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I would try another JDO class or Entity to store your friends instead of a
list. I like to use unowned relationships my self.
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I forgot, this is a good time to test deploying an app to GAE too. If you
get a successful run of the example app, I deploy for testing the simplest
working app.
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Very good job.
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Nothing has to be done with JDO to make the app HR. Although when you create
an app in the dashboard you will have to select HR in the beginning. Once
you have created a Master/Slave you will not be able to upgrade that app to
HR.
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I haven't used this api yet, although, the java api is a wrapping up the
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might do is sniff the http post out and get the config. Usually I can figure
out the api's intentions and get it to work for me. In this case I can
How is Winxp proxy setup for you? Do you just setup proxy in each app, or do
you have a OS global setting? I do know there is an OS global proxy setup,
but I can't remember that at the moment.
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I thought I share my experimenting of GWT RPC chunking of a base64 file from
client to blobstore.
My Steps:
1. FileUpload then triggers a File API read of the file to base64
2. Chunk requests to blobstore of 24900 (divisible by 4)
3. Server I divide it by 900 chars per record stored into
Are yo using eclipse to debug? What OS are you using?
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Ways I setup proxy:
1. I'll set the proxy in the OS, then requests should be tunneled through.
2. I usually won't hard code it, b/c as soon as you deploy enviro changes
3. I'll change proxy in the eclipse networking configuration. If you code at
work on a proxy, then you might setup more than
#Upload_By_Servlet
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=45.21 base64=null
query(): index=45.22 base64=null
qu...
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Oops my bad. I was wrong.
On May 7, 2011 10:33 AM, Brandon Donnelson branflake2...@gmail.com
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It appears so far that numeric sorting on a double doesn't work yet. I am
probably doing something wrong. I wondering what kind of cost you get when
sorting numerically on GAE? I am thinking
I can't believe my self. It seems I forgot how to count decimals. Wheres my
foot in mouth totem so I can scratch another notch :).
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I haven't yet. Are you storing compressed to save on cost? I am mainly
working with images at the moment and sending them to the blobstore so I
haven't had the need to consider that yet. Thats interesting point if you
are trying to save on cost of storage that way.
How much time does it take
the buffer, randomly get a number then query using the index as a
filter
Maybe I should be asking my self, what is random. Should I be using some
atomic decay?
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I see a java.lang.ClassNotFoundException. Got the libs in war?
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If you pulled the source code in, try renaming(refractor) the source make
sure its referencing the correct class.
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Wahoo. I'm getting really good results chunking base64 over RPC calls into a
entity. After the chunks are all sent, I recombine the chunks and decode
into bytes for save the file to blobstore.
I am having so much more control with chunking, I'm starting to dig it. :)
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I choose the datastore so I wasn't constrained with the 1MB limit. I think
it works great too. I made a rough demo to try it out.
GWT javascript has to init. http://demogaemultifileblobupload.appspot.com/ -
the files are served from the datastore.
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Oops I mean blob store
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I choose the datastore so I wasn't constrained with the 1MB limit. I think
it works great too. I made a rough demo to try it out.
GWT javascript has to init. http
1mb text columns? Or is there an
overall size limit for the row?
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I choose the datastore so I wasn't constrained with the 1MB limit. I
think
it works great too. I made a rough demo to try it out.
GWT javascript has to init.
http
Entity limit is 1MB total. But you could have multiple blobs within one if
they where less than 1MB.
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Javascript canvas is feeding me this snippet:
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Oops I think the 62 (zero ordinal index) should be a +.
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You could try nulling the Cookie that is created.
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I'm wondering if I am having operator error?
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track the upload and retransmit sections on failure.
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trying
to figure some things out, like data relationships. I like reading about it
all when I get time.
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Did they have a high retry count?
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I haven't seen a profile api yet. If there was, I would like something like
that too. I think they need a friends api too.
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= Global_String.encodeUrlDelimiters(url);
String baseUrl =
cp.getAccessToken().getThirdPartyLoginData().getGoogleLoginUrl();
baseUrl = baseUrl.replaceAll(=%2F.*, = + url); // this is where I do it
at.
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uploads work in my dev environment, which is
telling me my code works. I have tried both High Replication and
Master/Slave deployments with no success.
http://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issues/detail?id=4265
Can someone look into uploading in base64 data and fix it?
Thanks,
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Demo to test my point:
http://demogwtcanvas.appspot.com - Demo
http://code.google.com/p/gwt-examples/source/browse/trunk/DemoGwtCanvas/src/org/gonevertical/democanvas/client/UploadImage.java
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Oops my bad. I see it now. Good job in fixing it :).
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Check to see if its in war/WEB-INF/libs.
See if there is a duplicate too.
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, but having said that, I really would
love to use a direct write and read that works. I see you guys progressing
the platform quickly, and look forward to the future of #GAE.
I appreciate your time on the response. :)
Brandon Donnelson
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the option
to roll back on a failure.
Hope that helps?
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I dont' want to waste your time, so I wanted to let you know, that all blobs
write to store perfectly. When I get a null return for blobkey
after successful write to blobstore, I split the namePart to get the key,
but for some reason, this doesn't match up yet. Its probably
api operator error,
I think this is a good question for Ikai, hes the guru that might be able to
give you some light to your path. I see the dilemma, but I'm not sure which
road :).
Brandon
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He has two servlets concurrently working on the same object, what would you
suggest?
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thought.
I think this could help solve your collision problem.
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