Objectify author here.
I would not bother with the @PrePut/@PostPut callbacks; I have yet to find
a case where they are actually useful. Instead wrap the low level
AsyncDatastoreService and build your code as an interceptor/decorator. That
way you have full control.
One example is the
Most of our requests are 500ing as taking too long to respond.
Instances are constantly being respun for very short lifespans.
App id: innoslate
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Hey Jeff,
Thank you for coming back so quick. Yeah, reading my own reply, I'm not
clear on it either. so I guess I needed more coffee before I wrote that.
Anyway, basically, in that specific circumstance, if Google tries to call
your callback, then it means the url was successful in
Seems to be resolved.
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Hi Jeff (and whoever else follows this thread).
Just as a headsup, I got a private email sent by Jeff saying that he opened
a public issue tracker to get this looked up and changed. I (or another
member of the team) will be happy to look it and send it to the proper team.
Cheers!
On Tuesday,
Am planning to develop an app that is free to the end users. The little cost of
running the server will be taken care of by me, so cost saving is important in
this context.
The app requires that users access via SSL/TLS, so I will be using google apps
for domain to setup an SSL custom domain.
Yes, the existing https://myapp.appspot.com will continue to work after you
set up SNI (or VIP) SSL on a custom domain.
On Tuesday, 2 June 2015 07:27:43 UTC-7, Kehinde Ayanniyi wrote:
Am planning to develop an app that is free to the end users. The little
cost of running the server will be
Oops! That wasn't meant to be private, thanks for letting me know. For
anyone listening, here's my reply and a link to the story (for starring
purposes):
Thanks for the quick response!
This seems like pretty undesirable behavior. The only way to cull orphans
is to write a batch process
In general, my instance charts look similar
It's also important to note that, in general, my general instances are
my billed instances, so likely there are instances there to serve my
requests, yet I don't pay for them, that's nice :)
Resident instances are there as he specified
Forced to use this new https://console.developers.google.com to invite but
it never works. Anyone has an idea?
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Hi guys,
as already described on StackOverflow:
I'm working on entity auditing for a set of entities saved in GAE Datastore
using @PrePut and @PostPut datastore callbacks.
Idea is that old entity is loaded in @PrePut using Objectify and stored to
context. Than updated entity is added to
Thanks for yours answers,
I am trying to use the Google Cloud Storage but I have this erreur:
com.google.api.server.spi.SystemService invokeServiceMethod: exception occurred
while calling backed method
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
com/google/api/client/http/HttpRequestInitializer
at
Hello,
I am trying to do backup of a Namespace, however, I cannot select the
namespace.
I am doing the following in the appengine console (old)
* Click on the Datastore Admin
* Select the KINDS
* Click on the 'Backup Entities'
* In the next screen, I am trying to choose the namespace. However,
Am planning to develop an app that is free to the end users. The little cost of
running the server will be taken care of by me, so cost saving is important in
this context.
The app requires that users access via SSL/TLS, so I will be using google apps
for domain to setup an SSL custom domain.
Salutations Christophe,
If you go to the Migrating from the Files API
https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/java/googlecloudstorageclient/migrate
page
you will see that error means you are missing libraries. I would read
through the page and see what libraries you are missing.
On Tuesday,
Looks like most of the issues have been resolved. I took away that the
error messages should be clearer. Please star this PIT
https://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issues/detail?id=12013thanks=12013ts=1433255342
to add your voice to the thread.
On Tuesday, June 2, 2015 at 9:25:07 AM
Hi Jeff,
It really depends on where exactly your 500 is returned. If it's in the
callback, I believe that will mean your blob was properly uploaded.
In your situation, when my application receives a 500, I would check for
timeouts to be certain this isn't the issue, then I'd check for file
Hi Aswath.
We'd need a bit more details to be able to help you here.
Are you sure that the namespace you want to backup isn't part of another
application's datastore? Are the kinds you are backing up in that
namespace?
I've tried different combinations, and everything seemed to have worked
Thanks alot for quick response Ryan!
If this really sounds like an issue on the Callbacks I would first ask the
following question:
Can we speed things up if we have Gold support package? My corporate
account doesn't have permissions to open a ticket at the moment and I tried
on SO first and
Salutations Nejc,
This sounds like it would be perfect for our PIT Defect Reports
https://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issues/entry. Fill out the
report including a sample project that shows the behaviour. Post the thread
in here and I will take a look at it.
Thank you for bringing this
Apparently the issue (at least in our case) was that billing was not
enabled for the GCP project.
Our bad! (though it would be helpful if the error message was more
informative)
On Monday, June 1, 2015 at 10:12:55 PM UTC+3, Ryan (Cloud Platform Support)
wrote:
@*Julien You need to setup
Hi Miroslav.
I'm unclear on what you mean by this.
Normally modules don't just serve requests, unless they get called
explicitely. Scaling will change (depending on where you put that scaling)
how the instances for the regular traffic serves.
Since you need to specifically call modules,
Hello again,
We tried some scenario, and here are the results.
automatic-scaling
min-idle-instances3/min-idle-instances
!-- ‘automatic’ is the default value. --
max-idle-instances10/max-idle-instances
!-- ‘automatic’ is the default value. --
*Fatal error*: Call to undefined function make_call() in
*C:\xampp\htdocs\google_cloud\google\appengine\runtime\RealApiProxy.php* on
line *49*
*this is the error which we get when trying to use this code and i can't
figure where is the problem in it ?*
On Friday, May 29, 2015 at 10:06:56 PM
Hi Andrew,
Any updates for us fr our previous reply? We are struck
and waiting for ur minimum guidance in Jenkins package selection.
Thnks in advance,
Ss
On Friday, May 29, 2015 at 11:27:30 PM UTC+8, SS wrote:
Dear Andrew,
Thnks fr ur reply. Atleast, can you
The only benefit you would get is the ability to request updates. I work
closely with the team that would answer the case and they have the same
abilities that I do. They would need the reproduction as well and depending
on the route cause either create a PIT with a bug report for you to
I don't quite understand. What happens in this circumstance?
1) My application returns the result of createUploadUrl() to the client
(browser).
2) Browser uploads file to that URL.
3) Google tries to call my callback and times out
#3 could be my fault or it could be GAE's; either way, from the
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