Every index keeps a full copy of each entry.
So to count storage space roughly you take entry size multiply by
(number of index +1) and add may be 10%.
it's well described in docs.
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Alex
On Aug 2, 12:49 am, Kyle Jensen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I 'put' a few thousand highly indexed entities into the
the name is: description
On Aug 1, 8:58 pm, Holger wrote:
> What's the name of your 'TextProperty' field?
>
> > I tracked this error down to a 'TextProperty' Field in the datastore.
>
> If this name should contain strange letters (ÄÜÖ etc) try changing the
> name.
>
> ---
> Re Datastore upload:
The string you want to store contains characters that are not in the
ascii range 0..127.
You string uses some encoding, like utf-8 or iso8859-
You must tell in your bulkloader that it is not a byte string, but a
string with a certain encoding.
Use a lambda function that converts it to a unicode us
Hi Alexander,
Thanks for your report. I've forwarded it to the appropriate people.
-Nick Johnson
On Sat, Aug 1, 2009 at 3:14 PM, Alexander Konovalenko wrote:
>
> I'd like to draw more attention to a security issue with the App
> Engine quota system which makes it particularly easy for an attack
On Sun, Aug 2, 2009 at 9:07 AM, Alexander
Trakhimenok wrote:
>
> Every index keeps a full copy of each entry.
>
> So to count storage space roughly you take entry size multiply by
> (number of index +1) and add may be 10%.
>
> it's well described in docs.
Not correct - indexes do not store the en
On Aug 1, 10:14 am, Alexander Konovalenko wrote:
> User syntax writes that when a client requests a large (10 MB) static
> file
Am I missing something? How could one have a static file larger than
1MB?
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> Am I missing something? How could one have a static file larger than
> 1MB?
The limit has been raised some time ago:
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/runtime.html#Quotas_and_Limits
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In the templates, use {% trans 'My string' %}.
Put {% load i18n %} at the top of the file (must be one of first
couple lines).
On Aug 1, 11:22 am, Emilien Klein wrote:
> Hi Devel63,
> Thanks for your answer. But this is just for inside your Python files,
> how do you manage text in the template
After feeling in the form my account was activated. Thanks google
team!
On Jul 15, 11:17 pm, Andrés Mejía wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I tried to create an application in the App Engine but couldn't verify
> my account since there's no SMS support for my country.
>
> Is there any other way of verifying m
I've been unsuccessfully searching through the group for some pointers
on how to implement this.
Here's my scenario - I want to be able to push large images and videos
online, files that would be larger than the current App Engine
limits. I want to control access to these files as if they were b
It may seem, but it's not trivial at all.
> This seems like a pretty trivial thing to do
The difficulty depends on how 'safe' the solution should be.
I think the logical sequence could be:
1. User asks your appspot for video
2. User is redireced to your video source with an URL get attachment
The sv .po seems to have a colon too much so it doubles with use with
forms. All ready translations from the django library LC_MESSAGES can
get reused for our projects which is very good, templates work with
i18n and a custom request handler and some success currently
integrating translations with
Hi:
You can write a proxy and this shouldn't be a problem since the data is
binary and you don't need to modify the contents.
Also, large contents may be fragmented, that is, one video saved on more
than one file (Example: file1.rar, file2.rar, ..., fileN.rar). Your
application/proxy may be requir
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