Sorry, I mean 2nd application. It is still broken.
Thank you!
On Apr 20, 5:34 pm, Jeff S (Google) j...@google.com wrote:
Hello Rachel,
What is the email address for your second account? Also, if you don't mind
my asking, why a second account? If, for example, you are running close to
the
Hi Guys,
Are there any plans for a paid support system, I am asking because there are
several issues over the last few weeks that I have had where a quick
official response is needed.
Although this group is great, and I enjoy the conversations we have I am
really frustrated that I can't always
On Wed, Apr 22, 2009 at 12:15 PM, Paul Kinlan paul.kin...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Guys,
Are there any plans for a paid support system, I am asking because there
are several issues over the last few weeks that I have had where a quick
official response is needed.
Although this group is great,
Hi,
This is a known issue with sites that check user-agent headers. By
design, Google App Engine does not allow you to specify your own
user-agent header. In production, a user-agent specifying the source
of the request is automatically added. The behaviour you're seeing in
the SDK is added to
Hi Amir,
If these are the only kinds and indexes you have then this is indeed
anomalous. Send me your app's ID (via email, if you wish) and I'll
have someone look into it.
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Hi Amir,
If these are the only kinds and indexes you have then this is indeed
anomalous. Send me your app's ID (via email, if you wish) and I'll
have someone look into it.
-Nick Johnson
On Wed, Apr 22, 2009 at 1:14 PM, Nick Johnson nick.john...@google.comwrote:
Hi,
This is a known issue with sites that check user-agent headers. By
design, Google App Engine does not allow you to specify your own
user-agent header. In production, a user-agent specifying the source
of the
Thank you Ryan the post provided exactly what I needed to hear about
Datastore api behaviour. I will be tuned in for your Google I-O
presentation.
In some respects I am relieved to read that an App is usually only
served from one location because if not I would have remained puzzled
as to how
On Wed, Apr 22, 2009 at 1:49 PM, javaDinosaur jonathan...@hotmail.co.ukwrote:
Thank you Ryan the post provided exactly what I needed to hear about
Datastore api behaviour. I will be tuned in for your Google I-O
presentation.
In some respects I am relieved to read that an App is usually only
It's much easier if you use python.
2009/4/22 javaDinosaur jonathan...@hotmail.co.uk
Sorry wrong group, reposted here:
http://groups.google.com/group/google-appengine-java/browse_thread/thread/c21103b24767591a
(Google admins delete if you wish.)
Do you mean this:
class forum_db(db.Model): id = db.IntegerProperty()
topic = db.StringProperty()
...
qs = db.GqlQuery(SELECT * FROM forum_db ORDER BY id LIMIT 10)
for q in qs:
self.response.out.write(diva
href=\/viewtopic?topic=%s\%s/a/
div % (q.id, q.topic))
2009/4/22
q.id will return the value of the 'id' property you added to the
model, but all entities also have an automatically generated id (or a
name, if you set one instead), which you can access with q.key().id().
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You mean this?
Wrong: filter(checkpoint_id=, bus.checkpoint_id)
Right:filter(checkpoint_id= , bus.checkpoint_id)
2009/4/22 Dmitry Kachaev dmitry.kach...@gmail.com
I got it, thanks all!
It was a lack of space between property name and operator in filter()
method. It led to empty result
But q.key().id() is not order by time,sometimes you need set a key_name to
instead of id.
2009/4/22 Nick Johnson nick.john...@google.com
q.id will return the value of the 'id' property you added to the
model, but all entities also have an automatically generated id (or a
name, if you set one
On Wed, Apr 22, 2009 at 3:24 PM, Nick Johnson nick.john...@google.comwrote:
q.id will return the value of the 'id' property you added to the
model, but all entities also have an automatically generated id (or a
name, if you set one instead), which you can access with q.key().id().
-Nick
Hi All,
How to use lucene in app engine ?
Is any document ?
Best Regards
Tom Wu
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Hi Tom,
Shay Banon recently wrote a blog entry detailing how to use Compass (a
Java search framework that uses Lucene) in App Engine here:
http://www.kimchy.org/searchable-google-appengine-with-compass/
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Thanks for the help.
That means I have to send data in xml from iphone by using POST
request, right?
Please correct me if I am wrong
Thanks
Arnie
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On Apr 22, 2:49 am, javaDinosaur jonathan...@hotmail.co.uk wrote:
Last year I noticed that GAE hosted my trial App within 30ms of my UK
location i.e. somewhere in Europe. Such automatic hosting geo affinity
is highly impressive but what if an App's admin is UK based but the
you might be
Please also provide a small example of a request that is sending the
xml as my iphone application do not have any html page/html form that
can make a POST request with the respective xml data
Please help, it is very urgent
Thanks
Arnie
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I'm trying to figure out how to get a large data set (100 million
rows) onto Google app engine so that I can run computations against
it. While the rows are quite large, the columns are
small...containing customer id's, movie id's and ratings. I'm hoping
to use Google AppEngine to get an
http://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issues/detail?id=1388
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Jason, Can you do for me what you did for Thomas?
I get to the page that says Thanks for signing up. Once your account
is activated, you will receive an email with more information.. I did
the phone activation and I seem to be able to make Python apps. I
haven't received any info in email. Am I
100 entities per 6.5 seconds sounds like you are writing one at a time. Are
you batching your puts? Are you using multiple threads?
You probably want to look into the implementation of bulkloader:
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/tools/uploadingdata.html
and do something similar.
On
Hi ,
1) Google said that CPU time free tier reduced to 6.4 hours/day from
46 hours/day
2) what is CPU time?
CPU time is the amount of time spent by a CPU core processing code for
your site. It's analogous to 'man hours'.
3) 6.4 hours/day means my site will be up and running only 6.4 hours
Hi All,
I have problems to access google eclipse plugin for exclipse
http://dl.google.com/eclipse/plugin/3.4 - the URL does not exists on
server.
Therfore I can not add this plugin to eclipse -
Any idea of where can I get this plugin ? (does the site changed ?)
every document points to this
Hi -
I've created 3 apps today - none of which are showing up in my apps
list, yet the count on my remaining free apps is off.
I have an app that I've had for a while (no development yet, but it's
there) and I can still get to the screen for it.
I just changed my email address and I had to
Is dynamic storage and retrieval of images is possible for Java API of
Google App Engine?
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dear group,
django urlize works a bit dubiously för unobvious inputs for example
'Check out djangoproject.com(www.djangoproject.com)'
would have expected output
'Check out djangoproject.com(a href=http://www.djangoproject.com;
rel=nofollo.djangoproject.com/a)'
but is
Check out a
Hi Folks!
I have some questions about CPU time... please read all questions
before repliying
1) Google said that CPU time free tier reduced to 6.4 hours/day from
46 hours/day
2) what is CPU time?
3) 6.4 hours/day means my site will be up and running only 6.4 hours a
day when using free
I've changed my email address for my google account, and now trying to
create an app or use an app that I created earlier today (which never
showed up - this was after already changing my email address) is
asking me to verify account by SMS - which won't work since I've
already used my cell phone
hi all,
i followed the instruction here:
http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/gettingstarted.html
I got the following error when deploying my web application freshly
created from google eclipse plugin( without modification). I already
got my application id from GAE.
I search the forum and
Good evening,
I am hoping someone can help me with this, as I am stuck. I have two
classes, super/subclass. Each has a variety of properties on it, but I
am only mapping a single property id which is in the superclass.
Everything seems fine, but at runtime, I get the following exception:
Hi Sverre,
I began looking into this a few hours ago and I haven't been able to
reproduce this behavior yet. We're still investigating but I wanted to let
you know.
The exception on cron_info when the yaml file only contains cron: looks
like a bug.
Thank you,
Jeff
On Sat, Apr 18, 2009 at 4:55
Hi Jonny,
Have you tried going to http://appengine.google.com/a/yourdomain ? If
you're using a Google Apps account to create your apps, they will show
up in that console (if that's where you created them), but not at
http://appengine.google.com/ .
-Nick Johnson
Hi,
The names you can choose for App Engine apps are taken from the same
namespace as those used for gmail addresses. As such, you can't use
any name that was used for another app, or for a gmail address (except
your own).
Bear in mind, though, that the app ID doesn't have to match the domain
Hi Meirav,
Eclipse uses the URL you provide as a base URL; the actual resources
it requests are different. It's not an error that the base URL is 404;
adding it in Eclipse should work just fine. I just checked, and it
still works fine for me.
-Nick Johnson
On Apr 21, 10:49 pm, leazar kevin.haverl...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm hoping
to use Google AppEngine to get an economy of scale in my analysis.
I think you'll find that analyzing massive amounts of data is one of
the things App Engine is the worst at.
Long running processes might change this in
On Tue, Apr 21, 2009 at 2:41 PM, Charles2008 wyao2...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone experienced slow response from gogole app recently,
especially today (04-21-2009)? Out google application is really slow
today. It takes long time to render images and pages. Can anyone shed
any light on
How are you estimating the size? For example, do you think that
strings are stored using one byte per character or two? (I don't
know, but I do know that they're interpreted as unicode.)
I've asked for mechanisms to help estimate size - see
Other cloud system vendors rent web servers by the hour and a server-
hour is the minimum billable period.
When Google refers to x free hours they are giving a high level
summary. Consider a web site that processes web pages in 0.1 of a
second and which receives 24 page hits spaced evenly over
A rough estimate shows the app engine is using 80 times more storage
than one might expect given the data stored there.
Is your storage volume analysis based on 100 records or 10,000?
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Hi tijer,
I should be possible to set the authorization header. Are you using the Java
runtime or Python.
For Java, I looked at the gdata-java-client as an example (since you can use
this library on App Engine) and it uses
httpConn.setRequestProperty(name, value);
Where httpConn is an
About 04-22 08:05AM the request time is increased from about 200-500ms
per request to 10s. The cpu time wasn't changed seriously. There was
about 150 requests/second (16 cpu seconds/second) in this time. In
09:33AM app started work well. But about 09:55 it crashed again. And
now my users can't
At 04-22 08:00AM my request time was 200-500ms. At 08:05AM the one was
10s. There was 140-150 requests/second (about 16 CPU seconds used/
second) in this time. CPU time wasn't changed seriously. Application
was returned to normal work in 09:33AM. What was that and how
frequently is this happened
It still work slowly. The CPU time of requests is 60-500ms. The
request time 8-10s. How can they differ in 100 times? What kind of
problem is it?
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Environment:
1) Eclipse 3.4 with MyEclipse,
2) Google App Engine for Java 1.20 plugin for Eclipse
3) GWT 1.6.4
When I tried to run all the examples of GWT 1.6.4 under Google App
Engine for Java 1.20 by creating new Google projects then coping the
src code from the GWT samples into the projects
One aspect that neither Ryan nor anybody else in this thread touched
upon is the entity hierarchy relationship. I understand that
transactions that involve multiple records are only honored among
entities that have the same GAE ancestry. This along with hints in the
documentation and
Hi,
This turned out to be a temporary error. Usage is now (apparently)
reported correctly.
Amir
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The AJAX disconnect and reconnect option is not all that difficult.
While it's certainly nice to do push, the limitation is certainly
understandable from a billed-resources perspective.
Basically, to do it, you build into your AJAX request handlers a
setTimeout command which queues up a request
Still have this problem. Have anybody else had this problem?
What's the reason of it? Give me any ideas please.
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AppEngine seems to be very much in the business of altering developer
behavior to get them to make more scalable apps. And since well-tested
apps are arguably part of scaling (albeit in a different sense of the
word), I was thinking that AppEngine should ship with built-in testing
tools --
Hi,
I am getting a 400 bad request error while uploading a simple app
using eclipse plugin. App Id = 'puma-core'.
app id is not supposed to have a hyphen but I guess my app Id was
accepted. anyhow..why plugin is having this issue
initiating update.
Unable to upload:
java.io.IOException: Error
Hi Jon,
Ah, I think I see the problem. Since this app accepts Google Accounts, but
not those from Google Apps, your Google Apps account will not be able to
sign in as an admin for this application.
If you create a new application with login settings associated with
bigriddles.com then this
Does anyone has a cool solution to use a WYSIWYG Editor on app engine?
I'm wondering about the upload file limit, and therefore I would like
to know if somebody managed to use a gzipped version for example of
TinyMce (http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/) , FCK etc
Cheers
Daniel
I would like to have some more details about pricing using Google cloud
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Hi there,
I'm in the process of moving the database part of a social networking
site to GAE.
Each client sends a request to the server every 5 minutes with
location information. From the location I calculate a list of geoboxes
to store with the client's profile if the location is significantly
Alkis...your right, I was doing them one at a time and will look at
batching them.
I saw the bulkloader, I was hoping to avoid venturing into Python :)
Wooble...I'm beginning to come to the same conclusion: long running
threads for data analysis is not what AppEngine is set up to do.
Leazar
There is nothing preventing you from doing bulk uploading in Java. All you
need to do is batch your puts.
Also for long running threads and analysis it is possible that AppEngine is
not the right framework. That said you can always use AppEngine as a backing
store if that makes sense for your
Python has:
nosegae
unittest (part of python)
webtest
The tools are out there. You just have to dig them up a bit.
On Wed, Apr 22, 2009 at 8:43 PM, Andrew Fong fongand...@gmail.com wrote:
AppEngine seems to be very much in the business of altering developer
behavior to get them to make more
And you couldn't find this link?
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/billing.html
On Wed, Apr 22, 2009 at 10:12 PM, ester datagli...@gmail.com wrote:
I would like to have some more details about pricing using Google cloud
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Hi Jeff,
I am using Python, and managed to get it to work by using the
following.
client = gdata.service.GDataService()
# Tell the client that we are running in single user mode,
and it should not
# automatically try to associate the token with the current
user
I've been having a lingering issue where after 100 uploads of one
Version of my application causes this quota to be triggered:
Your application is exceeding a quota: App Config Service Config App
Call Count
The update doesn't finish, I encounter a 500 Server error, and the
default version
On Apr 22, 10:38 am, Panos pa...@acm.org wrote:
Anyway, I would appreciate if Ryan or somebody else who is familiar
with the implementation elaborate further on whether today's
implementation uses the ancestry hints when it decides how to
partition the application data.
it does! details in
Yes, GAE has a class called zipserve for this. I use to serve TinyMCE
with no problems. The only documentation is the source file itself, at
http://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/source/browse/trunk/python/google/appengine/ext/zipserve/__init__.py.
There's also a memcached example at
I have also been puzzled at times on where the space is going. I filed
this request today:
More granular accounting of how datastore space is used
http://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issues/detail?id=1396
Please browse to the issue and add your vote/star if you want to see
this feature
This is probably caused by your datastore.history file.
This file keeps record of every index that is ever needed.
You can delete this file and start the server again.
2009/4/22 Paul Kinlan paul.kin...@gmail.com:
[snip]
Another thing I have noticed, and it is not related is that certain indexes
Has anyone been having problems with cookies using URLConnection in
java?
I cannot access the set-cookie header in the response and automatic/
builtin cookie manager is not doing the trick for me.
I was wondering if anyone knew how to get around the java url cookie
management or if I can use
I am trying to put my java application under App Engine, but I use the
above subject Sun Java classes, which App Engine does not recognize.
I imagine that Google is working on putting these classes in App
Engine, but, meanwhile, does anyone know if there are replacements?
Thanks,
Danny
Subj, tested several times:
out_data.csv: 4000 unique entities
class Artist(db.Model):
artist_id = db.IntegerProperty()
name = db.StringProperty()
Last try: (in previous 2 attempts all params was the same, but results
different; with another params results also varied...)
appcfg.py
Hello,
It seems that the account you are using does not yet have permission to
upload an app which uses the Java runtime. To request permission to upload
an app which uses the Java runtime, sign up at the following URL:
http://appengine.google.com/promo/java_runtime For now, access will be
I have got the same error. And as you said, this error can be avoided
by renaming the Choice class to Choice1.
But it still confuse me: Poll still have a property name choice_set(as
long as choice1_set). Where the hell is choice_set come from?
On Apr 14, 11:47 am, Tim Hoffman zutes...@gmail.com
Exactly.
Looking at exceptions reference I would expect BadQueryError or
BadArgumentError to be raised in wrong call.
Thanks again for helping me on this.
-Dmitry
On Apr 22, 7:26 am, 风笑雪 kea...@gmail.com wrote:
You mean this?
Wrong: filter(checkpoint_id=, bus.checkpoint_id)
Right:
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php is ok.
but I recommend that google may have relational database operation
support.
On Mar 4, 9:37 pm, Wooble geoffsp...@gmail.com wrote:
On Mar 3, 8:46 pm, wenxin.ren calid...@gmail.com wrote:
the best result we may anticipate is that google may support php +
mysql sooner
PHP, maybe
eg.
class Facet(db.Model):
class Square(db.Model):
facets: Facet of Six
so the count of facets property is always six;
how can i realize this?
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