Hello all,

I'm using GAE as a backend for a desktop app, and the app sends
potentially large compressed data to GAE, (max file size around 5mb -
average around 500k).

I see two ways to accomplish this upload - using the regular blobstore
upload API, or the new file API.  The downside of the regular
blobstore api is that the desktop app needs to first request an upload
URL, and then do multipart-form encoding of the data that its
sending.  Also, the desktop app authenticates via oauth, and receives
some data back from GAE as http headers.  Using the regular blobstore
upload api makes all of this more complicated.

So, I would like to have the app do a regular POST and then have GAE
write the data to the blobstore via the new files api, but I'm not
sure about how that performs next to the standard API.  Performance is
very important so I need the request to return as quickly as possible,
and I suspect that the new API won't write to the blobstore as fast as
the standard API.

Thanks!

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