You can use the RemoteDatastore class to upload or download from a
normal Java application to your local or a remote datastore. It takes
care of setting up a dummy Environment and ApiProxy.Delegate for you.
You can then use then read local files unrestricted and use the low-
level api to insert your data.
http://code.google.com/p/remote-datastore/
You just need to call RemoteDatastore.install() and ignore the other
steps about connecting to a remote datastore.
John
On 7 Jul 2010, at 05:14, Fox W wrote:
Hi,every one!
I uploaded some data into local datastore, but I found Python and Java
are using different files to store data.
I want to debug my program in local, is there any solution?
Thanks in advance!
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