Thanks Nick,
Glad my question found the right location in the end.
I thought I would reply here just for completeness. I ultimately wanted to know
how I can avoid file duplication in my own local repo when sharing application
files between modules. The answer on StackOverflow suggests simlinkin
Crossposting from StackOverflow in case anyone has a good solution:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/33088104/how-can-i-share-files-html-templates-between-app-engine-modules
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tically all apps are
> these days), this should be mandatory reading:
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two_Generals%27_Problem
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> Jeff
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> On Mon, May 18, 2015 at 10:38 PM, Dan Dubois > wrote:
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>> Hi Jeff,
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>> I just wanted some clarification on the fol
Hi Jeff,
I just wanted some clarification on the following statement:
"HOWEVER, you have to take idempotence rather seriously. The "edge cases" of
the datastore produce errors/exceptions. Errors can happen even if the
underlying transaction committed successfully."
Are you saying that datastor
Hi Francis,
I think I understand exactly what you mean and it's an interesting edge case
when designing the datastore transaction system.
Somehow within a transaction it needs to record that the 'put' method either
expects the entity it is saving to already exist or not exists. What's more
thi
"HTTP/2 enabled (h2-14)". green means
> SPDY (appspot.com showed this until recently. you can see it now on
> twitter.com). When it's red that means "quic" is involved.
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> On Thursday, 19 March 2015 13:07:27 UTC, Dan Dubois wrote:
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>> Does App E
Does App Engine support the HTTP/2 protocol?
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Thanks both of you. It is Python I am using so I have starred the issue.
Best wishes,
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There doesn't appear to be a files testbed API stub in the SDK to let me
unit test my app. Has anyone figured out a way round this?
Best wishes,
Dan
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Great news!
Where can I find more information about the Channel API's user presence
functionality?
Best wishes,
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OK thanks for letting me know. I am certainly looking forward to being able
to map over a subset of entities. It'll make my implementation of
broadcasting using the Channel API much nicer!
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I see on http://code.google.com/p/appengine-mapreduce/wiki/UserGuidePython
the following statement under "Current Limitations":
Only full range scan is supported, i.e. it's impossible to scan a subset of
a particular entity kind.
Is this because it is technically impossible or just that the fun
I just want to know for future reference as applications reference my
appspot.com address and I am considering moving over from Master Slave to
High Replication.
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Thanks for the replies.
Robert,
The rates come in bursts peaking over a few seconds and tail off quickly
over the course of a few minutes. They are generated by users quickly
clicking links in web browsers that use AJAX to connect to the GAE cloud. I
would like to get the sequential order of th
I periodically have a large number of requests (thousands) to my site in the
space of a few seconds.
I need to record the order in which the requests access the site so I can do
downstream processing. The order does not have to be exact, I only need
resolution down to 1 second: I don't care whi
The update as arrived. :-)
I can finally restart development of my app since the JSP mapping bug
appeared. Thanks!
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Any idea when the App Engine Java SDK 1.4.2 Eclipse plugin will be
released?
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Strom, your use of memcache incr and decr is a great example:
Synchronise a memcache counter with the count() of a datastore entity query.
I imagine it could be tricky to *exactly* synchronise the memcache counter
with the datastore if the memcache counter did get purged.
Calvin, I had a look a
Hi All,
What are some use cases of memcache incr & decr? I just don't see where a
distributed atomic increment/decrement function would be useful when you
know it could be wiped and reset at any point. People suggest periodically
saving a memcache counter back to the datastore, but this guarant
Is it possible to use Apple Push Notification Service with GAE yet?
The issue http://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issues/detail?id=1164
has been quiet recently
I see the main hurdle was that Apple requires you to use certs
provided by them. Is URL Fetch (Python or Java) able to support this
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