My bad...  I made a mistake looking through the logs, and I did find
where one judge looked at my application.

On May 9, 1:38 pm, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I got my rejection letter today.  I'm fine with losing.  Frankly, with
> nearly 1800 entrants, I knew that winning would be a long shot.
> Here's what I'm confused about, though.  My Android application makes
> HTTP requests to an Internet server running Apache.  It's impossible
> to launch my Android application without causing a message in the
> Apache log.  The first screen in my Android application is a logon
> page.  When you logon, a record is stored in my Internet server's
> database for the logon.
>
> I have no entries in my Apache log and no records in my database
> indicating that a Google judge ever launched my application.  (I do
> have other entries in my log and database, but I can verify that those
> are from my coworkers, not Google judges.)
>
> My assumption is that Google ran into some problem with my application
> and couldn't launch it, not that Google didn't judge all the entries.
> But, this would be strange because my application launches fine for me
> and for others who have tried it.
>
> Is there someone I can talk with at Google to verify (offline, through
> email) that my application was indeed judged, when it was judged, and
> whether or not the judges were able to successfully connect to my
> backend server?
>
> Like I said, I'm fine with not winning.  I'm not trying to debate why
> I didn't win.  I just want to make sure that my application was indeed
> judged.

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