$.post(/gettags,{ppa_name: '{{ppaname}}' }, function
(data ,textStatus){element.innerHTML = data; } )
I'm puzzled why this piece code is properly working on localhost, but
when deployment it won't.
does jquery's post method works for you? or are there any caveats
that i should know?
Hi Jeff.
Thanks for your reply.. I really hope that in the near future
appengine will support setting key ids for entities.
You mentioned that I can use hooks in order to achieve my goal..
However I was more interested in a solution based on appengine java
sdk, and not on python hooks. Does
Hello.
Is there a way to access bigtable timestamps for entity data? This
would avoid the need to create an additional property field just for
that.
If this feature is not available, do you have any plans to release it?
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Hello.
AppEngine docs/articles state that commit is performed in 2 separate,
sequential stages: changes to entities (stage 1) and changes to
indexes (stage 2).
My question is what happens after a successful commit in stage 1 (that
is entity data becomes visible), followed by a crashed index
Did you check the WSGIApplication ?
application = webapp.WSGIApplication([('/feed/.*', MainPage)],
debug=True)
On 16 juin, 03:04, Vadim Zaliva l...@codeminders.com wrote:
I am trying to write Python handler which will analyze URL path. For
example I would
On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 2:04 AM, Vadim Zaliva l...@codeminders.com wrote:
I am trying to write Python handler which will analyze URL path. For
example I would like it to be accessible
as:
/feed/1
/feed/2
So I've put following to app.yaml:
- url: /feed/.*
script: feed.py
We also
Hi cryb,
App Engine is designed such that the indexes will always be in sync. Updates
are either applied fully (including index updates), or not at all.
-Nick Johnson
On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 9:46 AM, cryb cbuti...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello.
AppEngine docs/articles state that commit is
Hi loell,
On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 8:00 AM, loell loellanth...@gmail.com wrote:
$.post(/gettags,{ppa_name: '{{ppaname}}' }, function
(data ,textStatus){element.innerHTML = data; } )
We need more details in order to help you with this. Have you checked the
request logs in your admin console,
Hi,
we've released app-engine-patch 1.0.2 (Django 1.0.2) which comes with
interesting new features:
* jQuery and BlueprintCSS integration to demonstrate the media generator
* remote access via remoteapi (including support for manage.py syncdb)
* an important bugfix for strange exceptions after a
Hi Alex,
Thanks for your feedback. Responses inline.
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 11:46 PM, Alex Popescu
the.mindstorm.mailingl...@gmail.com wrote:
While I am appreciating the work and innovation behind the App Engine
platform, I believe that billing for CPU time is wrong:
- the terms are not
Hi Neal,
What is your App ID, and what is the offending request? Feel free to send
these to me privately if you're concerned about revealing them on this
forum.
When you check your request logs, try setting the minimum severity to
'Requests Only' - do the requests show up in the logs at all?
Hi n8gray,
There's currently no support for an 'exists' operation. A key only query as
bd_ describes would work, but I would expect the execution time for such a
query to be at least as long as a simple get(). Unless your entity is
exceptionally large, a straightforward get() is likely to be only
Probably an issue with your host. Seems to be working now.
As for troubleshooting, try something like
http://centralops.net/co/DomainDossier.aspx?dom_dns=true
and check it resolved to a valid looking Google IP
On 15/06/2009, EW portofino...@gmail.com wrote:
I have an app that has been
Dont think there is (not seen it at least)
as for plans, you should add it to the issue tracker.
On 16/06/2009, cryb cbuti...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello.
Is there a way to access bigtable timestamps for entity data? This
would avoid the need to create an additional property field just for
Hi, I am trying to optimise the performance of my application and I
find the reporting provided in the dashboard to be less useful than I
need. The two things that I am trying to optimise are cpu-time and
downloaded bandwidth (of course) and I would love to be able to find
out which handlers are
Hi Jonathan,
You can use the 'request_logs' command of appcfg to download the request
logs for your app in Apache format, which includes the response size.
We don't currently provide programmatic access to the CPU time, however. At
the moment, you can use the quota API to get the CPU usage so
The decision to allow setting key_names but not IDs is something we may
revisit.
I hope that you're also considering some way to request and allocate
an unused id for a given path prefix. (That way we can get unique key
ids to specify.)
On Jun 15, 4:45 pm, Jeff S (Google) j...@google.com
For the record, four days after the original posting this remains an
issue!!
I sent a private message to Nick Johnosn with my app id yesterday
morning but have not heard back. There is another posting in this
thread by L whom I do not know and has nothing to do with my
original posting and
I want to do some kind of automated (i.e. no triggered by anyone)
administrative task every 1-2 hours. Can I somehow schedule that to
automatically happen in appengine?
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Hi,
I am using JRuby to run rails on the App Engine. I have noticed that
the HTML template files but the ruby files I cannot. Is this because
of the restrictions of the App Engine? That the html files can be
dynamically reloaded but the code files cannot? If this is the case
does anybody know
I second that. I have cases where I'm building a structure of multiple
objects, and I have to do a put() just to get the id, and then I need
to do another put() to the same object later on. Eliminating the 2nd
put() of the same object in the flow would also allow me to wrap it in
a transaction.
Hi David,
There is a fixed size of storage for logs, so the length of time that log
entries are available for an app depends on how much data is being logged.
Here is a related thread with a recommendation on how to keep a running log
on your own machine:
Hi Jose,
If your provider is not listed as one which we currently accept, you can use
the form linked to in this FAQ to request access:
http://code.google.com/appengine/kb/sms.html#carrier
http://appengine.google.com/waitlist/sms_issues
Happy coding,
Jeff
On Sat, Jun 13, 2009 at 9:17 AM, Jose
It's in the manual:
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/config/cron.html
On Jun 16, 12:18 pm, richardcur...@googlemail.com
richardcur...@googlemail.com wrote:
I want to do some kind of automated (i.e. no triggered by anyone)
administrative task every 1-2 hours. Can I somehow schedule
Nick,
I just discovered that there were Main/Logs and Admin/Logs.
Yesterday, I was looking at the Admin/Logs.
So today, in the Main/Logs I see my error.
It is related to this:
import atom.url
returnURL = atom.url.Url('http', settings.HOST_NAME, path='/
customerLogin')
Then when I fixed
Can a developer write a message to the Main/Log file (to be viewed on
the Admin/Console). Seems like this might be handy occasionally for
debugging. Or is it better to create you own table and write there?
Thanks,
Neal Walters
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Thank you Scott - that redirect trick worked great.
After processing a subset of the data, I simply redirect back to my
service. Each time it caches more of the data, until the job is
complete. Sometimes this can cause the browser to give up and report
an 'infinite redirect loop', but it
On Jun 16, 3:15 pm, J Keller jpaulkel...@gmail.com wrote:
Thank you Scott - that redirect trick worked great.
After processing a subset of the data, I simply redirect back to my
service. Each time it caches more of the data, until the job is
complete. Sometimes this can cause the browser
http://code.google.com/appengine/articles/logging.html
On 16/06/2009, NealWalters nealwalt...@nealwalters.com wrote:
Can a developer write a message to the Main/Log file (to be viewed on
the Admin/Console). Seems like this might be handy occasionally for
debugging. Or is it better to
Hi Tony,
I thought of a few ideas that you could use in this type of situation. I'm
not saying this is the best/most efficient design, but it illustrates a
different approach than you may be used to. The general guidelines I'm using
are to do more work at write time and less at read time and take
The datastore does not allow key_names which begin with a digit in
order to avoid confusion with an ID, which is numerical. If you want
to use numeric key names, you could add a one letter prefix :-)
Happy coding,
Jeff
On Jun 16, 1:17 am, cryb cbuti...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Jeff.
Thanks for
Hi,
I am really happy about this patch, but some installation instructions
would be very welcome!
Bye,
Tibor
On Jun 16, 3:57 pm, Waldemar Kornewald wkornew...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
we've released app-engine-patch 1.0.2 (Django 1.0.2) which comes with
interesting new features:
* jQuery and
Aren't these http://code.google.com/p/app-engine-patch/wiki/GettingStartedgood
enough?
On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 10:39 PM, Tibor Piri tibor.p...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I am really happy about this patch, but some installation instructions
would be very welcome!
Bye,
Tibor
On Jun 16, 3:57 pm,
Hi Jeff,
I wasn't using the low level API, but now that I'm looking, I can't
seem find the option you are talking about:
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/javadoc/com/google/appengine/api/datastore/Query.html
I'm probably missing something here, but could you point me to the
the request seems to be fine, /gettags is being called with no
errors, I guess my problem is the jquery callback isn't firing up.
function (data ,textStatus){element.innerHTML = data; }
Prior to this jquery request was /puttags to write tags,
consecutively the requests are puttags then
Hi Nick,
The Javadocs need to be updated, but the method is available in SDK 1.2.1
and later. Eclipse's tool tip reports:
public Query setKeysOnly()
Makes this query fetch and return only keys, not full entities.
Returns:
this (for chaining)
Happy coding,
Jeff
On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at
Jeff,
Thanks for the quick reply.
I found it, I had downloaded the new SDK, but had not enabled it in
the build path.
Thanks again.
Nick
On Jun 16, 4:12 pm, Jeff S (Google) j...@google.com wrote:
Hi Nick,
The Javadocs need to be updated, but the method is available in SDK 1.2.1
and
It seems like variations of this question has been asked a few times,
but I can't get tell which of the answers are out of date, in any
case, none of the solutions work.
I've followed this verbatim:http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/
python/tools/uploadingdata.html
and get the error:
My account says I have 10 applications remaining. But when I try to
create a new application, entering my mobile phone number, country and
carrier, I get the following error:
The phone number has been sent too many messages or has already been
used to confirm an account.
Anyone know what's
Nick,
can we consider what you write below to be part of the API or an
internal implementation detail we whould not be relying on?
Thanks
In the case of 'stringified' keys, what you are seeing is the base64
encoding of the protocol buffer containing the key. You can verify this by
going to
Mike,
this is great news and thanks for the clarification.
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In general - how much data can I send in an request to the appengine
and be sure it won't time out? Is the amount different between a GET
and POST request?
Another thing is, that I would like to create an iframe and send some
data in the src-URL string:
iframe
I want to send encrypted data to my appengine and never did anything
similar. Also I am more of a programming beginner.
The encryption should take place from a Java client. This data I send
to the appengine where it should be decrypted and then used to answer
the request. It can be a very
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