Yes, I have noticed the same behaviour.
My workaround: once a index has been automatically generated, I copy
its xml configuration from datastore-indexes-auto.xml to datastore-
indexes.xml.
Thus I consider datastore-indexes-auto.xml as automatic
propositions.
On Jun 30, 12:14 pm, Ian Marshall
Yes, the essence of what you describe below is what I plan to do -
what a pain, though.
It's a pity that the dev app server doesn't look at the automatically-
generated indices at launch-time, but I'll live with it.
On Jul 1, 8:22 am, Cyrille Vincey cvin...@qunb.com wrote:
Yes, I have noticed
Keep them all in one Entity so you only need to do a single datastore get()
but embed a List of FormField (or something) in the main entity. Both Twig
and Objectify support embedding collections of objects in a single Entity.
Entity size is less important than the number of datastore calls
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I have just created a new (account and) application ID, in order to
port my application to use the High Replication datastore.
I currently have billing disabled, warm-up requests enabled, and
thread-safe operation specified.
I see now that the new application ID has one instance running, of age
Hey Gal,
I'm struggling to see what it actually does and does not do atm. Maybe after
I learn Guice for a couple of days all will become clear! I'm still feeling
my way around GAE and GWT and now I have to learn Guice. Nice to know there
is someone out there using it though!
Drew
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Drew,
I'll re-use an e-mail that I've just sent to a person on the Guice mailing
list, maybe it help you to start using it:
The GWT servlets responsible for proccessing the requests incoming from the
RPC framework are just servlets. You map them in the servlet module, using
the same context name
Hi,
I've been testing possible memory leak in my app using JDO. I created a
small app with two servlets, the other servlet creating one small JDO entity
and the other servlet creating an entity with Objectify. Running the test
with JMeter I've realised the memory usage grows quite a bit when
I am using GAE User Service to Authrnicate my GWT Application. Depending on
whether the User is logged in the User is presented with
LoginPage/Dashboard.
The GWT Application calls a Auth Servlet
(Window.Location.assign(/googleauth); causing application to unload which
then transfers control
I can no longer successfully deploy an application. It starts up 3
instances, 2/3 start fine. But the one in the middle starts real slow and
recycles every minute. This started occurring less than a week ago and I
don't know what to do.
Is there any paid support for App Engine. This is not
Now that my GAE application can send Jabber messages to my customers, I'd
like to replace the blank image for that account. Is there a way to do
this? Perhaps by logging in as the app itself (e.g.
some...@app-id.appspotchat.com), using Pidgin, Smack, or another XMPP
client? I know I can
It's good to see that Dhanji is still working on SiteBricks even though he's
no longer with Google.
Guice has become absolutely indispensable for me ... but it also reminds me
why compiled languages piss me off when I'm writing mocks for tests.
Ikai Lan
Developer Programs Engineer, Google App
The new billing isn't live yet, so don't worry too much about this yet.
We'll ship a set of scheduler knobs soon so you can tweak instance
scheduling.
Ikai Lan
Developer Programs Engineer, Google App Engine
Blog: http://googleappengine.blogspot.com
Twitter: http://twitter.com/app_engine
Reddit:
Thanks for that, Ikai. I am reassured as my weekend starts.
(GAE(/J) is just so great and keeps improving. Thanks again to
everyone at Google and in the wider GAE sphere!)
On Jul 1, 6:14 pm, Ikai Lan (Google) ika...@google.com wrote:
The new billing isn't live yet, so don't worry too much
Glad that you like it. It is the only free paas platform out there. ;)
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From: Ian Marshall ianmarshall...@gmail.com
Date: Fri, Jul 1, 2011 3:18 pm
Subject: [appengine-java] Re: App instance not dying despite hours of non use
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