Yes, I can and have done just that: http://www.yadayada.com goes to my
GAE. BUT ... that only works for the non-secure, non-SSL http
(no-"s") protocol. If I want to do secure request/replies (to secure
passwords, personal data, session-tokens, etc), I need to use the
secure SSL https protocol.
In the top left of the Log display page there is a drop down to choose the
app version
On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 12:55 AM, vanya wrote:
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> How to get logs of none-default app version?
> >
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I've pasted the key, XMPP-related bits below. There really isn't very much
to it :-)
Where my app would have called
Logger.getLogger(LOGNAME).log(Level.SEVERE, "some logging string");
it now calls
MyLog.severe("some logging string");
import com.google.appengine.api.xmpp.JID;
import com.goog
Hi Roy,
2009/10/12 Roy Smith :
> I run all my logging through a custom Class which duplicates each log
> message out on XMPP. That way I can debug in real time.
> It only does the session is a nominated test user so I don;t get inundated
> with log IMs from production users.
Sounds like a nice e
I run all my logging through a custom Class which duplicates each log
message out on XMPP. That way I can debug in real time.
It only does the session is a nominated test user so I don;t get inundated
with log IMs from production users.
On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 5:09 AM, Mike wrote:
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> I've noti
I've noticed that I'm looking at the logs page a lot. I like to go
through all of the error messages one by one.
It struck me that this is very similar to the way I use email.
It would be great if I could archive error logs after I have dealt
with them. that way I don't have to rescan again to f
If I understand the problem,
you can point yadayada.com at your app engine application. You're not
stuck with APPID.appspot.com. Look at:
http://code.google.com/appengine/articles/domains.html
On Oct 11, 4:30 pm, Donzo wrote:
> Andy, thanks, I didn't know about the AppEngine <-> Gmail id
> rel
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Andy, thanks, I didn't know about the AppEngine <-> Gmail id
relationship. Helps explain why so many AppEngine ids seem to already
be taken. BTW, I was able to reserve yada-yada.appspot.com and so
might just live with that.
On Oct 10, 11:08 am, Andy Freeman wrote:
> Note that the yadayada.appsp
Thank you. I vacuumed the indexes and tried again, with a subset of
28 indexes. It has been 48 hours and they are still building. Any
help is appreciated.
On Oct 8, 4:04 pm, "Jeff S (Google)" wrote:
> I've reset your index count and moved the stuck indexes into the error
> state. I think the
App B exposes a webservice, app A consumes that webservice.
(beware of the Terms if you are really just creating one Application
that uses two Apps to get round quota issues)
2009/10/11 GaoCODY :
> hello guys!
> i have two apps A and B,and i want to share data between them.
> how can app A acc
Consider 2 classes:
class Light(db.Model):
location = db.StringProperty()
class Heavy(db.Model):
location = db.StringProperty()
content = db.TextProperty()
image1 = db.BlobProperty()
image2 = db.BLobProperty()
image3 = db.BlobProperty()
..., etc., etc. ...
I have 2 choices when ge
The second issue remains ... the link took us to somebody elses app
engine is still a huge concern.
I'll investigate the first issue with apps email addresses when the
developer gets in on Monday.
Rob.
On Oct 8, 3:58 pm, "Nick Johnson (Google)"
wrote:
> Hi Rob,
>
> I'm not referring to account
hello guys!
i have two apps A and B,and i want to share data between them.
how can app A accessing data on app B?
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