Good post, David! Just one thing to add - there is in fact an existing
library that already implements this:
http://code.google.com/p/google-app-engine-ranklist/
-Nick Johnson
On Thu, Nov 3, 2011 at 12:54 AM, David Whittaker wrote:
> I doubt BigTable keeps track of index positions... it seems f
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It's the first Wednesday, but there were no appengine folks on
irc://irc.freenode.net/#appengine
Is this venue defunct?
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Hi John,
Sorry for the no-show! We're all very busy travelling around to GDDs,
building demos, and so forth, and I think it just slipped off our calendars
for once. Rest assured we should be back to our regular schedule for the
next chat.
-Nick
On Thu, Nov 3, 2011 at 1:29 PM, John wrote:
> It'
My app name has 6 chars (although it means i have to add extra chars
to register for Fb app name, ouch).
Models are 1 char (e.g. U for User, P for Page), and fields are 1-2
chars. Lucky I use Objectify so I can use "getEmail()" instead of
"e" :)
But for savings, I'm not sure, as I never have same
Hi Brandon, could you elaborate more on that? Do you zip all fields?
Or put in 'shared field' (e.g JSON it) then zip it?
For savings, I'm all ears :)
On Nov 3, 4:06 am, "Brandon Wirtz" wrote:
> You should consider the Zip, unzip thing... It made my app faster and
> significantly smaller. About 4
Could GAE/J users help star this issue as it has a very scary
implication? If you're unlucky enough to get this error, your putAll()
attempts will fail with a MemcacheServiceException, effectively taking
down your site!
http://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issues/detail?id=6236
On Nov 3, 12:3
According to
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/javadoc/com/google/appengine/api/memcache/BaseMemcacheService.html#setErrorHandler(com.google.appengine.api.memcache.ErrorHandler)
:
Registers a new ErrorHandler. The handler is called for errors which
are not the application's fault, like a
On Fri, Oct 28, 2011 at 9:14 AM, Santiago Lema wrote:
> Is there a way to get basic info on the running instance? Typically:
>
> - the instance age
> - some sort of identifier
Instance age is trivial enough, just store a timestamp on startup.
Jeff
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On Nov 2, 11:47 am, David Whittaker wrote:
> You could use the uuid module to create an identifier and record that
> and a timestamp on the app object when you create the app object to
> start with. As I understand it, one app object is created when the
> instance comes
Hi drtman, you've in essence contacted Google directly now :) I'll contact
you offlist for more details.
Greg D'Alesandre
Senior Product Manager, Google App Engine
On Wed, Nov 2, 2011 at 4:13 PM, drtman wrote:
> I am considering hosting an application on GAE but in order to do so
> would need
I am considering hosting an application on GAE but in order to do so
would need to provide the same terms that are used for Google Apps for
Government. Is there a way to do this with an App Engine app (i.e. an
"App Engine for Government")? Also, I would need an SLA uptime
guarantee of 99.99% or b
I'd like that, too.Even if I have to delete all the data before doing
the transfer, it'd be much easier than moving my small apps.
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You should consider the Zip, unzip thing... It made my app faster and
significantly smaller. About 40% smaller. I even zip my memcache because I
can get more into it that way.
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This looks too complicated
I have 50$ credit, before it runs out i'll move it to aws
On Nov 2, 8:35 am, David Whittaker wrote:
> You could serialize the data in your entities with pickle or json,
> then write them to the blobstore with the files api, and store only
> the entity key and com
That's a known issue and it will be fixed in the final 1.6 SDK.
--Guido
On Wed, Nov 2, 2011 at 09:55, Kyle Finley wrote:
> Sorry if this is a duplicate.
> The development server seems to be ignoring content-type headers when using
> the python27 runtime.
> Posting application/json is read as app
Sorry if this is a duplicate.
The development server seems to be ignoring content-type headers when using
the python27 runtime.
Posting application/json is read as application/x-www-form-urlencoded in
python27, but runtime: python reads it as application/json.
Is this a know issue or am doing s
You could use the uuid module to create an identifier and record that
and a timestamp on the app object when you create the app object to
start with. As I understand it, one app object is created when the
instance comes online and is reused until the instance dies, so
tracking application objects
I have a rather simple app that processes simple params and delivers
simple XML responses based on elements that are all in the python
script. It serves static files and also has a handler for uploading
and downloading thumbnails of images.
Currently several times a minute there are timeouts and e
What happened to rdbms_sqlite?
Is "--use_sqlite" no longer supported?
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I doubt BigTable keeps track of index positions... it seems from its
architecture (distributed sorted list of keys) that it would require
updating every entity in the table on every insert to keep track of
each entity's position. So, the question becomes: do you really need
this information, or ca
You could serialize the data in your entities with pickle or json,
then write them to the blobstore with the files api, and store only
the entity key and commonly accessed fields in the datastore. For
most operations, you would just read the datastore object and it would
have all the info you need
Maybe a problem in a DNS server upstream from you?
On Nov 1, 2011, at 3:34 PM, thstart wrote:
> I have an AppEngine app attached to .net domain.
> .net domain is hosted in GoDaddy and
> I use GoogleApps standard attached to this
> domain.
>
> According Google Apps recommendations:
> A Host:
> @=
is it the space after = :)?
On Oct 31, 10:40 pm, Alex Popescu wrote:
> This was embarrassing... Please forgive and forget about this post.
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