On Sep 22, 9:12 pm, Downtown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> 1) Any work around on this issue? Can I run a procedure off line
> looping urlfetch until I get what I need?
> 2) I have noticed that if you request a feed (using urlfetch) several
> times in a row it will not timeout. It is like Google App Engine
> eventually caches the feed so when you request it a third or forth
> time it work. Is this true?
Note that an urlfetch which is taking long is apparently considered a
high CPU operation even if it's not CPU-bound, so if you repeat the
request several times and you do it frequently then your app may be
banned temporarily due to overshooting its high-CPU quota.
Why a long IO operation is counted as a high CPU operation is beyond
me, but you can see the heaps of CPU warnings in your logs if you do
such operations.
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