On Nov 8, 6:36 am, Alexander Kojevnikov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Did you check the error log in your admin control panel?
Yes, I did. And there is nothing in there. And the 500 error is not
generated by my app, but it is a Google 500 Server Error.
I still have no ideas what to do about it as
Anyone give me some direction with getting google maps to show in
django views with app engine, I want to show a marker as well.
I have tried various code from the http://code.google.com/p/django-googlemap/
project and tried integrating without much luck! Any ideas or help
most appreciated:)
I had the same problem with a folder called code. I ended up
renaming it to app.
On Nov 8, 9:57 pm, James [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I get import errors when importing views from a folder called
'profile', only on production. When I change the name, it works.
This seems like a bug?
Hi,
I would like to write out the XML of an Atom feed. Is there a lib
which is part of the standard AppEngine setup which could help me
writing the XML?
Or should I simple construct the xml string 'by hand' ?
isa
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Check the issues tracker (for error 500)
For example, i've reported this one :
http://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issues/detail?id=554
There are many other reasons that can raise an error 500
Regards
On 8 nov, 10:55, Alex Popescu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Nov 8, 6:36 am, Alexander
Not a helpful comment.If what you said were true, why is there an
AppEngine Helper for Django?
Obviously there are some issues.
Django is not App Engine-specific.
Dave.
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For my app, I use 2 ideas :
- http://bloog.billkatz.com/ (source available). It uses the webapp
template engine.
- http://home.avvanta.com/~steveha/pyfeed.html : only for the utility
methods (rfc339 and tag)
Then if I need to update the atom.xml template, I go there :
You should look at the django documentation and check out the forms
libraries. I believe those work normally under app engine. The
gotcha is that the forms library changed between django versions .96
and 1.0, so you'll need to decide which version to use, which is a
whole 'nother question that
On Sat, Nov 8, 2008 at 1:27 PM, adrian wrote:
Not a helpful comment.If what you said were true, why is there an
AppEngine Helper for Django?
Obviously there are some issues.
you'll have some issues using a django app as it is because it
initializes stuff that won't work inside app engine.
The word scalability seems to have been a hangup.
Instead, if you'd said a LAMP version of {application} running on a
single PC can handle {amount} load and a comparable GAE version can
handle {amount} load, folks would have focussed on the relative
amounts and we'd be talking about how to
I get import errors when importing views from a folder called
'profile', only on production. When I change the name, it works.
This seems like a bug?
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The process of creating a toy application to test its limits can be
interesting in and of itself. It obviously isn't necessary to
understand the limitations and advantages of GAE, but one might also
learn something. For me, experimenting with how GAE can scale has
been an interesting thought
appcfg.py didnt use to ask for password every time i ran it before,
but that has all changed now for some reason. Why is this? How do you
make appcfg.py only ask for password once a day or so?
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Hi Barry,
python variables are limited to 1Mb anyway, so the urlfetch wouldnt be
able to return bigger files.
I'm assuming you're saying that in App Engine, variables are limited
to 1MB (any data structure appears to have this hard limit). Just to
clarify, in Python, variables do not have a
I agree. The GAE team claims that GAE scales. Do we just take their
word for it? Or is there some independent verification we can perform
on ourselves that we can point at and say just run XYZ.py and you'll
see it for yourself ?
For example, Sun claims that Project Darkstar will let you scale
Andy Freeman wrote:
Scalability is something of a red-herring. It doesn't matter if a
PC scales if GAE tops out before said PC.
If scalability is what's under consideration, then it matters because
it means neither solution will scale.
Why GAE appears to be topping out for this
application
Yes did mean:
python variables [in AppEngine] are limited to 1Mb anyway, so the urlfetch
wouldnt be
able to return bigger files.
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On Nov 8, 1:18 pm, Sylvain [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Check the issues tracker (for error 500)
For example, i've reported this one
:http://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issues/detail?id=554
There are many other reasons that can raise an error 500
Regards
Thanks a lot Sylvain.
Jon Watte wrote:
I agree. The GAE team claims that GAE scales. Do we just take their
word for it?
I wouldn't.
Or is there some independent verification we can perform
on ourselves that we can point at and say just run XYZ.py and you'll
see it for yourself ?
Nope. As I said before, it's
I have a blog app which I think is created properly, but I'm getting a
strange behavior from time to time for blog RSS posts. App is based on
Django 1.0 (zip import) + GAE Helper. For most of the time (but not
only there) I see the strange behavior when someone gets me RSS feed.
I've started a
is this gae limitation going to be lifted for paying customers? if not
gae is going to be useless for lots of scenarios!
On Nov 8, 9:27 am, Aral Balkan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Barry,
python variables are limited to 1Mb anyway, so the urlfetch wouldnt be
able to return bigger files.
Hi,
I have a Firefox extension that sends an XMLHttpRequest multipart/form-
data request to my GAE application to upload a png screengrab (request
uses code taken from
http://blog.footle.org/2007/07/31/binary-multipart-posts-in-javascript/).
All is well on my dev server and on .appspot.com.
I have found a workaround -- but I would still like to know if this is
possible.
On Nov 6, 11:58 am, Savraj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey folks. I love app engine!
Quick question -- I am using DjangoFormsto create an entity, as
explained here:
Will they never get deleted?
Maybe after a certain time when a version number is not used?
If not, it will result in a lot of text that has never any use.
2008/11/4 Alexander Kojevnikov [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
My question is if it is posible to delete some error logs. Prior
versions of my
Hi all, I'm working on a puzzle app where users will pay for packs of
puzzles. When the user clicks a Buy Now button and uses Google Checkout to
buy a puzzle pack, I would like that to log him into my app and make the
pack available to him right away. Does that happen automatically, or does
it
I do generate the feed 'by hand', it's pretty simple.
Make sure your feed validates:
http://validator.w3.org/feed/
On Nov 9, 12:59 am, jago [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I would like to write out the XML of an Atom feed. Is there a lib
which is part of the standard AppEngine setup which
What is the best way to access one user's information from another
user's session? I'm building a stock market tip social networking app
(bad timing, I know). Obviously I need the app to share information
between specific users.
Here's what I have right now:
class TopList(db.Model):
On Sun, Nov 9, 2008 at 2:27 AM, adrian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not a helpful comment.If what you said were true, why is there an
AppEngine Helper for Django?
Obviously there are some issues.
There's an App Engine helper for django because it's not easy to
transplant django from using an
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