Thanks for the idea! Quite a few URLs are similar so it seems most
sensible.
I also should have noted in my OP that I noticed this on the
development server and not on the production server. Either or both
means I'll need the work around.
On Apr 15, 1:56 am, Gopal Vaswani wrote:
> Hi Larry,
>
> I hope you are talking about the number of handlers in the handler script.
> Its strange that GAE does not allow more than 100 handlers. it should not be
> the case normally.
> Anyway, one way you can overcome this issue is to use regex groups to
> capture URL specific parameters and process the request based on the
> parameter. This should bring down the number of handlers as I am assuming
> that many of your urls would be similar.
>
> Vaswani
>
> On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 2:44 PM, Larry wrote:
>
> > Hi
>
> > I've just found that the app.yaml file won't allow more than 100
> > handlers. I know this seems plenty but using handlers quite
> > conservatively I have found myself requiring slightly more than 100
> > handlers for my forum. I could just map every URL into one handler and
> > have that search a dictionary for the correct class to handle the
> > request but that is rather irritating to recode.
>
> > Are there any better plans? Should I file a bug report requesting a
> > larger number of handlers. I personally think it should be dynamic
> > (IE: not limited) or at least be mentioned in the documentation. I
> > could have avoided this situation had I known about the restriction.
>
> > Thanks!
>
> > Larry
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