I have encountered a curious difficulty. Here's how my project
directory is set up:
./
app.yaml
css/
clear.css
green.css
form.html -> html/form.html
form.py
html/
blank.html
form.html
index.yaml
js/
jquery-1.3.1.min.js
Why do I have that symlink there? It's because I can't access
the HTML directory (or other directories) when my app is
deployed on Google apps. I can access them fine when I working
locally; I also know they are being uploaded, because I can
visit, for example:
http://<my app>.appspot.com/html/form.html
When I set up my Python program to just respond with a
directoy listing, it shows me this on my laptop:
['app.yaml', 'css', 'form.html', 'form.py', 'html', 'index.yaml',
'js']
while when I deploy the app, I get:
['form.py', 'form.html']
Now it is clear why `app.yaml` went away -- it does not belong
in the application -- but why don't I see `js`, `css` and
`html`? This is especially strange because they are referenced
in the `app.yaml` file and, as mentioned previously in this
message, they are reachable through the URL handlers I set up.
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