It just feels like an update on GAE side went wrong.
There has been quite a few latency problems these last few weeks.
For example, this is the Java Dynamic Get latency page for october 16 :
You could probably do something like this if you serve through CloudFlare, but
it would be much nicer if we could set a page for this in the app config. I'll
file a feature request tomorrow, unless someone else wants to or has already
done so. Suggestions for specifications would be
I added a function like this to the channel javascript:
goog.appengine.DevSocket.setConnectionBase = function(base) {
goog.appengine.DevSocket.BASE_URL = base + _ah/channel/};
...
goog.exportSymbol(goog.appengine.Channel.setConnectionBase,
goog.appengine.DevSocket.setConnectionBase);
This
Sorry, check that, for development I set the connection base to the
equivalent of localhost. I also added the same methods to the prod version
of the channel JS, which was trickier because it's minified.
This works for me because cross domain restrictions don't apply to
statically served
Hi, how did you even get to use CookieManager since its not supported in
GAE. Did you create a custom one?
I'm using GAE 1.7.3
On Saturday, April 28, 2012 9:31:17 PM UTC+8, pman wrote:
...
HTTPRequest httpRequest = new HTTPRequest(new URL(aRemoteServerUrl),
HTTPMethod.GET);
if data is independent of each other , yes you can easily reach that speed
of writing.
and unless it is ok to lost a one or two data point ( in case of
memcache eviction ) i recommend directly writing to datastore.
On Wed, Oct 24, 2012 at 5:46 AM, Bradley Ford wom...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
