> Pardon what should be an obvious question, but I have been unable to
> find a simple declarative answer. Is the development data in the dev
> server datastore uploaded by appcfg.py?
>
No, to upload the data you will need to use the bulk data uploader or
Gaebar:
* http://code.google.com/appengi
> I can insert new rows fine, and see them in the Development server
> datastore viewer. But when I try to access the new property contains
> "NoneType: None".
>
You can assign a default value to the property, it will be used when
an entity has no value for the property:
boat = db.StringPropert
I have a file(xPhotoHandler.py) with following codes inside:
from google.appengine.ext import webapp
from google.appengine.api import users
from xphoto import xPhoto
class xPhotoHandler(webapp.RequestHandler):
def get(self):
pass
I have defined xPhoto class in file(xphoto.py) in the m
no
On Sat, Jan 3, 2009 at 2:48 AM, 84dory wrote:
>
> Pardon what should be an obvious question, but I have been unable to
> find a simple declarative answer. Is the development data in the dev
> server datastore uploaded by appcfg.py?
>
> Thanks!
>
> >
>
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In SQL, you simply compare the data value as lower or upper case,
which is the approach that is most often used to do a case-insensitive
match.
So you'd have something like:
WHEN UPPER(Mytable.myfield) = UPPER(?)
Or in Cake conditions, you'd do something like:
'(UPPER(Mytable.myfield))' => st
I have an existing application that is in production
(volvooceanracegamehelp.appspot.com). I would like to add to one of my
entities an additional property.
I have done this in the python by just adding the line:
boat=db.StringProperty()
to my class that inherits from db.Model.
I can insert ne
Hi Marzia,
Happy new
I encounter the same issues at pckidsis.appspot.com. Could you please
fix it if it is your issue or let me know how to fix it on my end?
Thanks,
Panos
On Dec 22 2008, 9:03 am, Marzia Niccolai wrote:
> Hi,
>
> If you reply to me with your app id, I will be able to fix this
Pardon what should be an obvious question, but I have been unable to
find a simple declarative answer. Is the development data in the dev
server datastore uploaded by appcfg.py?
Thanks!
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Robin, that's exactly what I wanted! Clearly I need to take a more
serious look at the docs. Thanks so much.
Doc
On Jan 1, 7:37 pm, Robin B wrote:
> See the environment section of the guide:
>
> http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/theenvironment.html
>
> I think you want: APPLICATION_
Yes - I forgot about the 1MB limit. I can probably break it down into
two files and get them each under 1MB.
Thanks!
w.
On Dec 31 2008, 12:12 am, Gert-Jan
wrote:
> Hi Warren,
>
> Did your pdf-file exceed 1 MB?
>
> Greetings,
>
> Gert-Jan
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I wrote my own function to convert since I couldn't find a Django
filter or Python library to do so. I convert to a summary style
format instead of full-precision currency:
if abs(what_number) > 10:
return_string = str(round(float(what_number)/10,places)) +
"B"
elif abs(w
Brilliant!!! Worked like a charm. You're a lifesaver, thanks.
On Jan 2, 3:08 pm, Alexander Kojevnikov
wrote:
> Do you use a Google Apps email? Try logging in with this
> URL:http://appengine.google.com/a//
>
> On Jan 2, 2:04 pm, fiXedd wrote:
>
> > I created a new app and it isn't showing up.
Place it in the issue tracker.
On 01/02/2009, Alexander Kojevnikov wrote:
>
>> My application is getting a very high number of data store timeouts.
>>
>> Is there an unreported issue going on right now?
>>
> The status monitor doesn't show anything unusual:
> http://code.google.com/status/appeng
Hi,
Anyone knows how to implement in GAE
currency formating of floating numbers like:
{{ value|floatformat:2 }} built_in filter
Shay
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To post t
Java as a language vs. Python as a language? Both are serious
languages that can get the job done. The real advantage of Java is
that just about any component you care to think of has already been
done in Java. Python is not there yet and what is worse is that the
concept of "pure python" is r
> My application is getting a very high number of data store timeouts.
>
> Is there an unreported issue going on right now?
>
The status monitor doesn't show anything unusual:
http://code.google.com/status/appengine/detail/datastore/2009/01/02
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On Jan 2, 2:04 pm, fiXedd wrote:
> I created a new app and it isn't showing up. Every time I go to
> appengine.google.com it asks me to create a new project... even after
> I've created several. Howeve
If you really just care about consistency, and you're actually
thinking of using external requests (which, because of propagation
delays would still not provide a very strong guarantee), why not just
bite the bullet and use a single object to synchronize transaction?
This will force you to write y
Nope no that we know of.be sure that it is not a server time out and
that there is no bug in the app preventing it to load correctly! It may just
be loading time or the save time could be to long..space issue! ETC
Xavier A. Mathews
Student/Browser Specialist/Developer/Web-Master
Client Bas
On Jan 1, 12:17 pm, Andy Freeman wrote:
> > For a number of possible reasons (including the consistency of a
> > running balance), an accounts engine might have a basic specification
> > requirement that invoices are generated in sequence with ascending
> > invoice numbers *and* ascending invoic
Look at the source instead of what the browser tells you: you'll see
that is encoded (with %20)
On Jan 1, 4:54 am, Remis B wrote:
> Hi Everyone
>
> I need to url encode an string in the template. In django template
> language reference I saw documentation for filter "URLENCODE" which
> "Escapes
Alexander Konovalenko wrote:
> Did those who implemented str.decode() and the codecs module design
> them to handle any possible malicious UTF-8 input correctly?
The UTF-8 decoder is designed to convert UTF-8 to Unicode and to treat
any input that's not valid UTF-8 as an error.
> Unicode is comp
Marzia-
this is happening again, it was working fine all morning and then all
of a sudden I keep getting that error again
cheers
brian
On Dec 22 2008, 10:36 am, bFlood wrote:
> just wanted to reply to the group for future users. the app started
> working again about an hour after Marzia posted
I wanted to test out some SMS web app, where I can communicate w/ the
application from my phone. I was wondering if the App Engine allows me
to do this through the use of either AIM libraries or Gtalk Libraries
written in python.
Thanks
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I found three web proxy sites on Google app :
http://proxypy.appspot.com/
http://go2.appspot.com/
http://web-proxy.appspot.com/
which is better? Is it open source?
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Is there an unreported issue going on right now?
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I created a new app and it isn't showing up. Every time I go to
appengine.google.com it asks me to create a new project... even after
I've created several. However, if I try and upload my app (using one
of the names I created) it works fine and is available @
appname.appspot.com.
Can anyone help?
I'm not sure of the benefits of using the Patch. I have been able to
build two good sized apps (1000+ lines of code each) using the App
Engine defaults. I know my code is not best practice yet, so I'm
looking to learn more and make my next app better. While I like how
the models are setup, the
thanks , that just didn't occur to me...rocking!!
one more question :: How can i handle multiple google apps account
from same interface ? ... basically i have multiple clients , and as a
admin , it is quite tadious to logout and login for different
admin ... and as it occurs to me ,
after further investigating the problem, i noticed that the email
field on the User model is causing the problem. Here is the last few
lines of the trace:
File "/home/jexter/pythonworkspace/myproject/common/appenginepatch/
ragendja/auth/models.py", line 40, in __str__
return unicode(self).en
On Fri, Jan 2, 2009, Ross Ridge wrote:
> Alexander Konovalenko wrote:
>
> > But is that secure?
> > [...]
> > The official Python documentation does not explicitly say that.
>
> The documentation for str.decode() is explict:
>
>Decodes the string using the codec registered for encoding. [...]
i'm not sure if this is the correct place to post this problem. anyway
my problem seems to occur when trying to access the user object.
even when logging the user object stored on request using this simple
code:
import logging
logging.debug(request.user)
and even after adding the code:
import
Alexander Konovalenko wrote:
> try:
> safe_unicode = unsafe_user_input.decode('utf8')
> except UnicodeDecodeError:
> # the input is not valid UTF-8
> response.write(escape(safe_unicode)) # this is safe now. Or is it?
>
> But is that secure? Is it guaranteed that the UnicodeDecodeErro
I get the following errors when I access any page of my application,
can anyone tell me what i may be missing?
Strange thing is the pages for the apps loads fine, the error below
comes from the server console.
ERROR2009-01-02 13:58:20,155 dev_appserver.py] Encountered error
loading module
This is a question to Google developers who are working on the Python
runtime. Before I get to the subject matter let me start with a
two-paragraph introduction to provide a common background for all
readers.
There is an interesting kind of XSS vulnerability involving malformed
UTF-8. Sometimes a
I cannot retrieve the value of the variable "g_place" in the following
python script back from "add_place.html". "g_place" is effectively
sent to "add_place.html" in the "def get(self)" section of class
AddPlace, but "g_place" is not returned to the python script in the
"def post(self)" section of
On Fri, Jan 2, 2009 at 9:25 AM, djidjadji wrote:
> parents = db.get([Entity.parent.get_value_for_datastore(entity) for
> entity in result])
>
> Is more efficient because you only do 1 call to the datastore, for
> multiple objects.
Awesome... I thought it was not possible to get the key from a
Ref
Thank you djidja, that was very helpful
On Jan 1, 4:02 am, djidjadji wrote:
> A snippet from the code for google.appengine.api.users
> --
> A nickname is a human-readable string which uniquely identifies a Google
> user, akin to a username. It will be an email address for some users,
parents = db.get([Entity.parent.get_value_for_datastore(entity) for
entity in result])
Is more efficient because you only do 1 call to the datastore, for
multiple objects.
2009/1/2 Rodrigo Moraes :
>
> On Fri, Jan 2, 2009 at 1:59 AM, Tiago S. wrote:
>> I´m facing the exactly same problem. I thou
On Fri, Jan 2, 2009 at 1:59 AM, Tiago S. wrote:
> I´m facing the exactly same problem. I thought about querying all(with
> a fetch(100), in my case) the children with name 'Joe', and then put
> all the parent keys in a list(with a list comprehension, maybe). With
> all the keys, query the Parent u
我已经做了不少修改了，现在支持RSS了已经，并且在图片的内容页会显示随机图片。CSS也优化过了
On Dec 8 2008, 4:04 pm, lookon wrote:
> I've built a google app engine site based on the simpleviewer example
> and FriendFeed Share Bookmarklet. The url ishttp://images.kangye.org/
>
> It's a website to let people shareimagesthey saw on the Intern
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