It was one of the other ways to do it, I just wanted to avoid more
code in my architecture just to do this (MVP has the disadvantage of
added boilerplate for simple tasks like this one).
Anyway I found a workaroud, passing the URL in an invisible div in my
page and then reading and populating anoth
Well, it has the benefit that all "B" tasks can be executed in parallel so
it can be very fast.
You can also wait until the "background services" functionality is added to
App Engine (this is on the roadmap).
On Tue, Jul 13, 2010 at 2:13 AM, Phil McDonnell
wrote:
> I see how this is possible, b
Then there's Groovy which supports closure at the language level and is byte
code compatible with Java. Gaelyk is a lite weight appengine framework built
on top of Groovy. A sweet combination.
On Tue, Jul 13, 2010 at 1:40 AM, gops wrote:
> I think you are using java.
>
> for python, kay framewor
I would use the key's id and not the full key which contains too much
private information. Also, at a minimum, convert the id to base64 url
friendly. It won't stop a committed hacker but it will offer some
obfuscation. You could use a stronger encryption than base64 of course as
base64 is easy to d
Hello,
I feel "Datastore is now slower than before last week's maintenance".
Does anyone feel like same?
In my dashboard, "Milliseconds/Request" is now 800+ms.
But it was about 400ms before the maintenance.
I want to back faster by this week's maintenance.
But someone said "it will not back", i
The maintenance announcement stated that they expected increased
latency between the first maintenance period and the second one, which
is scheduled for tomorrow.
On Jul 13, 7:45 am, takeru sasaki wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I feel "Datastore is now slower than before last week's maintenance".
> Does any
see http://googleappengine.blogspot.com/2010/07/upcoming-datastore-downtime.html
"""we'd like to inform developers that during the period between the
two maintenance events listed above, we are expecting that Datastore
performance will be impacted and applications will see higher read/
write laten
> datastore_types.Key.from_path(u'Issue', 31L, _app=u'epubpub2')
How you did it ?
You simply asked for db.Key(mykey)?
Is it possible to get other informations for this entity, from another app-id ?
Jeff, I can't find the key's id using datastore view or in documentation.
The idea is to have 4 co
Geoffrey, Mike,
Thank you!
2010/7/13 Mike Wesner :
> see
> http://googleappengine.blogspot.com/2010/07/upcoming-datastore-downtime.html
>
> """we'd like to inform developers that during the period between the
> two maintenance events listed above, we are expecting that Datastore
> performan
class x( db.Model ):
yy = db.ReferenceProperty( y )
Parent = db.SelfReferenceProperty()
use yy.key().id() is ok, but Parent.key().id() is invalid. tell me
SelfReferenceProperty have no attribute Key.
how to get the key id then?
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thank you.
i have solved this problem.
On 7月7日, 上午10时30分, Toomore wrote:
> Appstats for
> Pythonhttp://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/tools/appstats.html
>
> On Jul 6, 3:01 pm,saintthor wrote:
>
> > what is appstat?
>
> > give me a link please.
>
> > On 7月6日, 下午2时44分, djidjadji wrote:
>
i have deploy a wave robot on to app engine.
it works as expected,
i then make some change to the code, deploy it on the same app engine
version
the change i made was not in effect.
according to
https://groups.google.com/group/google-appengine-java/browse_thread/thread/60ea6c16f1f0dab9/d1792c1015
Hi,
I have run into some problems with eclipse and hope that someone here
can help me.
I created a GAE project and wanted to experiment with some basic JSP
stuff.
I run into the known problem that I have to install a JDK.
After doing so, problems got worse. When I now try to create or edit a
JSP
I have successfully made an app and tested it on my personal Google
Account, now I need to upload it using my work Google Account.
I have signed in to Google App Engine using my work Google Account and
successfully verified by SMS. I have tried twice to create an app
(https://appengine.google.com
Hi,
We are using JPA for our Dao's to interact with the datastore. I was
wondering is there is a way to load seed data for unit testing. I can
insert the entities using JPA in the setup() method here
private final LocalServiceTestHelper helper = new
LocalServiceTestHelper(new LocalDatastoreServic
I have a couple of App Engine apps set up already. When I try to add a
new app I get prompted to undergo SMS verification, which obviously
I've already done. When I enter my mobile phone number I'm told that
this number has already been used to verify another account.
I'm wondering if this is anyt
I am writing a micro blog and would like to add twitter like
annotations to each post. What is the best way to model this using
the app engine? Below is an json example of the type of structure I
am trying to achieve on GAE.
{
"message": "App Engine Rocks",
"annotations":
[{"geolocation"
On Jul 11, 11:01 pm, Broadsmile wrote:
> Hi! I'm new to the GAE Engine, I found it will be a nice engine for my
> mmorpg game. For now I'm still investigating what Can I do with this
> technology, and what I can't. I want my game to be real-time based and
> am now testing the server to see how res
On Jul 11, 11:01 pm, Broadsmile wrote:
> Hi! I'm new to the GAE Engine, I found it will be a nice engine for my
> mmorpg game. For now I'm still investigating what Can I do with this
> technology, and what I can't. I want my game to be real-time based and
> am now testing the server to see how res
hi, i downloaded the gdata-docs-trunk and made the DocService
serializable so i can store it on appengine sessions.
everything was ok when i test it locally, but this error appears on
the server.
i tried a no-arg constructor and set a default appname, but the result
is still the same.
i dont und
I'm brazilians, I can't send my number mobile fone do send
applications. Alwais go back erros.
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I have a handler with the "secure: optional" setting in my app.yaml
file. When I make http requests to one of its url's, the data is
retrieved and returned no problem. When I make an https to the same
url, however, the handler's call to users.get_current_user() returns
None, so that the request can
It's not clear from your message if you login again before accessing
your https URLs or if you just change the protocol part of the URL
from http to https (i.e. adding a "s") or do you login again before
hitting your URL using https?
The cookie you'll receive for http isn't valid for your https UR
Thanks for Your answer! Aral Balkan's example is very old and I'm
aware of that. You suprised me by the technological jump of pyAMF, but
unfortunately upgrading it has no effect in my case (probably because
I don't send/get a lot of data, so pyAMF can't show off it's
serialization/deserialization s
I had my first TransientError last night, and now I'm wondering this
too. I would think this is probably a reasonable thing to do.
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I made some minor changes to my app, and had to save one of my files
as UTF8 (it was previously Ascii, but my pound signs were showing as
another character).
When I tried to deploy, I now get a 500 internal server error page
returned in the python window. Get the same error when trying to
access t
Looks like I posted too soon. Less than 2 minutes later, everything
seems to be working as normal!
On Jul 13, 8:13 pm, Danny Tuppeny wrote:
> I made some minor changes to my app, and had to save one of my files
> as UTF8 (it was previously Ascii, but my pound signs were showing as
> another chara
Well no, I haven't been logging in again before switching between the
http and https requests.
But that seems to imply that *every* request in an entire user session
has to be either http or https, and you cannot mix them. Is that
really how GAE works? I can't find anything in the docs about that.
I think it is pretty standard practice, and it can be quite fast when
implemented correctly.
Check out Brett Slatkin's IO talk:
http://code.google.com/events/io/2010/sessions/high-throughput-data-pipelines-appengine.html
And the 'mapper' implementation:
http://code.google.com/p/appengine-mapreduc
Yes, I meant OpenID. :)
Robert
On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 2:33 PM, Vladimir Prudnikov wrote:
> Are you talking about OpenID? OAuth is for different purposes.
> I think it's not possible with OpenID. It has the same API and works
> the same way.
>
> On Jul 9, 7:02 pm, Robert Kluin wrote:
>> Yes,
As a troubleshooting step I would suggest creating a java project that
is not a GAE project, and verifying that it works and you can edit
JSPs.
Alternatively you can uncheck in your existing project properties the
checkboxes "Use Google App Engine" and "This project has a war
directory" in the Goo
Thanks.
Do people have an estimate of the increased cost of using HTTPS over
HTTP (due to more CPU cycles)?
On Jul 2, 11:28 am, J wrote:
> We don't use any cookies until the user logs in and once they log in,
> we stay on https for all traffic. Hopefully we don't run into
> performance problems.
I use entity keys as parameters for some things.
If allowing someone to know the app-id of your app is a security risk
you may need to evaluate your security; besides if you want to use SSL
the app-id is "public" knowledge anyway. (Sometimes) I also use the
key when I want to allow multiple an en
SelfReferenceProperty should just return a db.Key. So assuming the property is
set, normal Key methods should work.
I have two suggestions:
1) Unless you are intending to dereference (ie perform another db.get()) those
entities, use the get_value_for_datastore method.
http://code.google.com/ap
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