Surely it depends on what your 'problem' was.
As long as you setting a MIME/Content type on the dynamic file, the
browser shouldnt know the difference.
If you can be more specifc, it would probably be alot easier for
someone to help you.
2009/12/27 MajorProgamming :
> I recently came across an issue where I solved the problem by taking
> the same exact template file, and serving it static (in app.yaml)
> instead of dynamically (through a python script). So I was wondering:
> How can I serve files dynamically (e.g. templates), so that the result
> is exactly the same as when serving dynamically?
>
> Thanks for your help...
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