error(404)?
Thanks
Dave
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Thanks for the help. that works.
2009/2/23 Steffen 'stefreak' Neubauer stefr...@stefreak.de:
On Mon, 23 Feb 2009 23:25:48 +
Dave Warnock dwarn...@gmail.com wrote:
How/where do I define my 404 page and get it to be displayed when I
declare error(404)?
You have to send it as response
multiple versions of each layer.
Obviously key problems are complexity (but clean REST API's should
keep that to a minimum) and time lag between capture and report.
Just an idea of the top of my head (and you would need to check terms
of service would be ok with this).
Dave
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is not
available via memcache it would grab it via api calls to the data
store app. Ok slower then than direct bigtable access but just the
same principal (except maybe you add a bit more processing between
bigtable and memcache to get the data ready for the report).
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At $1,000 per application I imagine you are not expecting to sell many copies!
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the app.yaml has
multiple urls going to different scripts.
So far it seems to me that if I have in app.yaml
- url: /people/.*
script: people.py
I am required to have in people.py
application = webapp.WSGIApplication([('/people/.*', People)])
Am I correct?
Thanks
Dave
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Many thanks. It would be good to have examples somewhere in the docs
of 1 handler in app.yaml being picked up by several wsgi classes
(unless it is considered bad practice).
Dave
PS Sorry for the triplicate message.
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