I use both... but i guess it's just my case... my app is connected to
Facebook and since something in their API catches fire daily over
there, i decided to use one thing for something and another for the
rest... i have to do a HmacSHA256 verification to ensure the data
comes from FB and there's
I was reading this post
http://www.datanucleus.org/products/accessplatform_1_1/jdo/fetchgroup.html
about fetch group because I encountered problem in accesseing a
ListEvaluation field when I use pm.getObjectbyID(Course.class,
myKey), in which Course contains a ListEvaluation field
So I change
Hi,
I still did not find any solution to use the bulk uploader (now
version 1.3.5) locally with GAE/Java. Communication with the
production server works fine.
As I cannot find any information about this issue, I assume that
nobody else faces this problem. Can someone please post the steps
I think someone has posted this before but the post is not written in
English so I don't understand.
I tested thoroughly in my local machine and there is no problem in
persisting one of my user objects. After I upload it to Google App
Engine, and do the same thing, the following errors occurs:
What query are you running that produces this exception?
On Sun, Aug 1, 2010 at 8:06 AM, Erencie xiaoni@gmail.com wrote:
I think someone has posted this before but the post is not written in
English so I don't understand.
I tested thoroughly in my local machine and there is no problem in
Hi Jan, I have used the Java RemoteDatastore to upload and download
data in bulk.
It allows you to use the low-level API, JDO, Twig, Objectify or
whatever to store your data remotely or locally.
http://code.google.com/p/remote-datastore/
On 1 Aug 2010, at 19:49, Jan wrote:
Hi,
I still
Hi Marcel,
The GAE sandbox tries to be very lenient with regards to references to
classes that aren't on the whitelist. Generally speaking, SecurityExceptions
are only thrown if the calling code would have caused the static initializer
of the non-whitelisted class to execute. So, for example,
Thanks for the explanation Toby,
This means I can use the java.net.Proxy class without problems in my
library.
Cheers,
Marcel
On Aug 1, 10:13 pm, Toby Reyelts to...@google.com wrote:
Hi Marcel,
The GAE sandbox tries to be very lenient with regards to references to
classes that aren't on the
John,
could you give more information about how to use your library please ?
I am not sure it is obvious for anyone. What are the dependencies of your
project : the jar used.
Thanks a lot
2010/8/1 John Patterson jdpatter...@gmail.com
Hi Jan, I have used the Java RemoteDatastore to upload and
You need to check out the source code (or even just copy and past the
classes) into your own project - no downloads or jars (as stated on
the project homepage)
http://code.google.com/p/remote-datastore/source/checkout
To insert data locally just call:
RemoteDatastore.install(myAppId,
Firstly, I call this to persiste a Coordinator object.
Coordinator coordinator, boolean active) {
Course course = new Course(id, courseName, coordinator, active);
PersistenceManager pm = PMF.get().getPersistenceManager();
try
Hi John,
your remote-datastore tool looks great! Thank you very much for
pointing me to it! I will have a look.
It would still be a great improvement if Google's App Engine team
could improve on the bulk loader or maybe even provide a Java version.
That would complete an already excellent app
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