okay, after some time i found out i had some 10 indexes defined on the
database. after deleting them, the uploading data took cpu down by
almost 100% from previous case.
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Hi Nick, thanks for your reply! yes indeed a numeric id would be more
readable so, just to be clear and for future reference, your
suggestion is to use entity.key().id() to construct the url and
Model.get_by_id() to retireve the entity right?
On Jul 3, 6:25 am, Nick Johnson (Google)
After upgrading to the 1.2.3 SDK, every hit to the local dev server
only gives this in the logs, but otherwise the browser just keeps
spinning forever, waiting for a response it never gets:
INFO 2009-07-05 14:47:08,925 dev_appserver_index.py:212] Updating /
I have a webapp.RequestHandler derived class called Profile, in a file
profile.py. It operates correctly locally. When I deploy to
production, it fails. If I simply rename the class to a different
name, it works in production.
The logs show this for the failure case.
type
Hi
From the docs the request size limit shoul be 10mb, but when i try
to upload something with more than 1mb im getting an http response
code 400, which even not appear at the app log. For request with 0.9mb
all is fine.
I read the 10mb limit at
Hi,
I'm sure I'm missing something. But I don't see the correct way to
read a google spreadsheet from google app engine using OAuth.
Is there a simple example?
I can get the documents and spreadsheets names, dates, etc. but I
would like to access the data.
This is an example of reading a
If you post the relevant portions of your app.yaml it might be easier
to see what the problem is - I'm personally running a GWT frontend and
python backend on my app right now and it's working fine. I have
static mappings for css files and for the application directory (with
the compiled html
