I am newbie to GAE, I am creating different handlers, each one with
its own py script, like in most of the examples found. The weird
problem I am having is that when I try to execute a new handler just
created, I get an error referring a previous one (like if there is
dependency/conflict with one and another):
/Developer/GoogleAppEngine/Projects/xxx/copy.py in ()
2 from google.appengine.api import users
3 import wsgiref.handlers
4 import urllib
5 import time
6 from xml.dom import minidom
google undefined, webapp undefined
<type 'exceptions.ImportError'>: cannot import name webapp
copy.py is a previously created handler and both handlers require
admin login.
If I execute the copy and then the new handler, the new handler works
fine. But as soon as I modify the new handler I have to execute again
the previous one. How can two handler interfere (especially at import
level)?
Since the log skipped the first line in copy.py ("from
google.appengine.ext import webapp"), I added an empty line at the
start and end but I still get:
/Developer/GoogleAppEngine/Projects/xxx/copy.py in ()
2 from google.appengine.ext import webapp
3 from google.appengine.api import users
4 import wsgiref.handlers
5 import urllib
6 import time
google undefined, webapp undefined
Thanks for any help, chr
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