I have a project that I created as a Google Web Application
project. To start my server, I select that project, right click,
and choose Run As - Web Application. To see the console, you can go
to the Window menu, choose Show View - Console. Once the server has
started, the console will have a
it out and you can always move to the low-level API without too much
hassle.
There is likely to be some change between v3 and v4, so keep an eye on
that. You could always just continue to use v3 if you don't want to upgrade.
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Richard
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Just about to post so hoping this will gain auto approval as a new member of
the group.
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Rich
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Hi there,
I currently have an website deployed to app engine and have the domain on
google apps (domain is registered with google and eNom are domain provider).
I'm setting up my sitemap using google webmaster tools and noticed that my
redirect seems to be a domain redirect rather than a URL
If I use IdGeneratorStrategy.Identity to generate a long key field and
then delete the object associated with that key from the datastore.
Is it possible that the same key will be reused with a different
object of the same class? Or are keys always unique?
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Har_Shan:
I have been thinking about this topic also (but sadly, am not much of
an expert). I am using Objectify as a layer on top of the Datastore.
Their website has a lot of good information on structuring data in the
Datastore - see
Just testing to see if I can get a basic cron job working. Set up the
cron.xml, create a servlet, modify web.xml, deploy. And every two
minutes it runs and correctly prints the message I am logging:
W10-29 09:44PM 30.390
com.rb.commit1.DailyNotificationServlet doGet: This is our cron test
But
Building a test application just to learn about GAE/J and things are
working fine (so far), but I am wondering if I am veering off in a
wrong direction. Here is a simplified statement of the situation...
1. I have an entity class for an entity A
public class A implements Serializable {
it
be used to do simple rendering (output PNG or SVG)? Did somebody ever
try this?
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Richard
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tests, but you gain a lot of
speed, which reduces your read costs hugely.
Richard
On May 1, 9:30 am, romesh soni soni.rom...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Tristan,
The solution you provided is the best one among of those which I have found
so far. But this is not what I was looking for, my database
No idea, but if you're not getting any joy, maybe try at www.stackoverflow.com
- there should be a bit more motivation to help because it's points-
based.
Regards,
Richard
On Jan 14, 9:06 pm, Thanasis t.deleni...@gmail.com wrote:
Anyone, pls?
On Jan 14, 9:18 am, Thanasis t.deleni...@gmail.com
much indexes
are taking up compared to data, which should hint at how much the
store is doing behind the scenes.
Regards,
Richard
On Dec 17, 7:40 am, Brian Hayward bhayw...@gmail.com wrote:
Am I doing something wrong here?
Parent class with an owned one-to-many relationship containing 30
will return nothing. So keys entities, and
hopefully keys could 1000. Put in e.g. 1500 keys, get out 50
entities, providing me with a fast(er) IN search.
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Richard
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Sounds good. I also think I'll focus much of my attention on the low-
level API, so this could be very useful!
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Richard
On Oct 22, 11:37 am, Nacho Coloma icol...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
We have been developing a persistence framework for the AppEngine
Datastore based on the raw
You cannot specify more than 1000 keys in a batch get.
If you specify more than 1000 keys in a batch get,
you will encounter the following exception:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: cannot get more than 1000 keys in
a single call
Aha, thanks Yasuo.
Regards,
Richard
I think you'll need to build a web service in front of the MySQL db
and call it from GAE's urlfetch. I don't see how you could connect
directly.
Regards,
Richard
On Oct 22, 7:54 am, seagull1 davidsei...@gmail.com wrote:
For my app, I need to access an external MySQL database and add data
looks good.
Regards,
Richard
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Hi, dunno if this helps, but...
%
if(entries.isEmpty()) {
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div class=noEntries
No Entries
/div
In the code above, from the JSP file, the line div class=noEntries
is missing a
Might help.
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i.e. it should be practically instantaneous.
But as I say - I'm using pure Java.
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something for your needs.
hth
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