[web2py] Re: GAE for Dummies - again

2011-05-30 Thread howesc
Martin,

i'm a little confused here, i think you are mixing the SDK with the 
production GAE.  Yes, that error shows when deploying, but it's in reference 
to the fact that for the code upload to GAE you don't have SSL, nothing to 
do with ssl on GAE.  For what it's worth, https is available on appspot.com 
domains.

lots have changed since i started using web2py with GAE, and i'm slow to 
adjust - i don't know if it yet is possible to view tickets in the "web2py 
way" on GAE yet or not, but i find that the GAE logs are just as good as the 
ticket system.  when running the development server i read the console 
output, when in production i login to the GAE console and click on "logs".  
stack traces are saved there just like in tickets - though the GAE logs 
leave it as an exercise for the coder to open their source files and read 
the lines referred to in the traceback.

if you want SSL for the deployment process, follow the link the google 
conveniently provides in the error message.  i have not done the install on 
windows so i can't speak to how easy/hard that is.

cfh


[web2py] Re: GAE for Dummies

2011-05-19 Thread bee

My application is called rtPlanB, In my yaml file I had specified it
with the same capatilisation. Strangely it works when I change it to
all lower case.


Re: [web2py] Re: GAE for Dummies

2011-05-18 Thread Gary Bee
Thanks for your reply, I have double checked the app.yaml and the app 
name matches exactly that of the application in web2py

I will just check that the softlinks appear correct as per the slice(again)



On 18/05/11 23:09, howesc wrote:

i have never seen this error myself, but it seems like perhaps a type in
your app.yaml file?



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[web2py] Re: GAE for Dummies

2011-05-18 Thread howesc
i have never seen this error myself, but it seems like perhaps a type in 
your app.yaml file?