Different versions are completely separate code bases that share a
common datastore and other API services. One version could be written
in Java and another in Python but only one can be the default
version at a time (receiving traffic from your domain name). The
other versions are accessible only from the appspot.com domain.
On 26 Sep 2010, at 20:48, joradom wrote:
hello
I found this in the FAQ:
http://code.google.com/intl/en/appengine/kb/java.html#pythonandjava
Can I run Java and Python code in the same app?
Yes, each version of the app must specify a runtime language and it is
possible to have version x of your app running Java, while version y
is running Python. It would also be possible to use Jython.
But I'm not sure to understand it...
Can I just create a python app and upload it to a java gae cloudr? or
is there some more magidc not documented in the faq?
thx
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