Basically each request is a thread in app engine. There are a couple
of ways to create multiple requests:
task queues - when you don't need to wait for a response
async url fetch - when you do need the results of your threads
On 5 Mar 2010, at 23:54, Marios wrote:
Hello there,
I've just read the documentation on Google App Engine and I realised
that you cannot create any threads in an application. You can only use
the main one which is created automatically with any runnable java
program.
I am wondering if there is the possibility to create threads using the
low-level API datastore. I've searched the internet and didn't find an
answer. If someone tried to create a new thread or knows for sure if
you can create one, please reply to this message.
Thank you very much,
Marios.
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