1) Is there any way application code can trap this error for graceful user
reporting?
2) Is there any way for application code to determine if service is
available before attempting use?
3) If yes in #1 or #2, how would I test my new code?
Thanks
On Thursday, June 20, 2013 4:36:31 PM UTC-4,
That sounds like a nice pattern. Thanks!
On Monday, June 24, 2013 4:42:10 PM UTC-4, Alejandro Gonzalez wrote:
You can catch the error if you upload the file via AJAX. You can check 503
error when uploading.
2013/6/24 DocDay googl...@eoasys.com javascript:
1) Is there any way application
it if it matches something already in
the db. And I get the same error when I return None, when the
documentation says to do that if you want to skip it.
On Mar 5, 1:52 pm, DocDay google@eoasys.com wrote:
Bulk loader is doing what I want, except I'd like to skip certain
records
Bulk loader is doing what I want, except I'd like to skip certain
records on import.
Using post_import_function and returning None as described in the docs
to skip records instead returns the message NoneType has no attribute
has_key.
Has anyone successfully used post_import_function to skip
Since I rebuilt my Windows XP installation, sending email from the SDK
has not worked for me. I always get this error:
File C:\Documents and Settings\Richard\My Documents\My Websites
\HJacksonKnight.com\Site - GAE - Test\public\tst\common\contact.py,
line 51, in contact_form_email_send
independent to begin with.
2009/4/4 DocDay google@eoasys.com
I did forget to mention that the BOM I am seeing is EF BB BF, which
is correct for UTF-8, according tohttp://www.unicode.org/faq/utf_bom.html
.
When I see three of them, I mean I am seeing EF BB BF EF BB BF EF BB
BF
I'm having trouble with non-printing trash characters forcing a gap
at the top of my page. In view source they look like two small side-
by-side dashes at the top of the page. This happens both with the SDK
and online.
HTTP analysis shows three UTF-8 BOMs at the beginning of the page.
)
File /base/data/home/apps/hjk-hjk/1.331753260173090133/
dispatch.py, line 9, in get
import test.helloworld as helloworld
ImportError: No module named helloworld
This seems too simple to be true. Can someone please show me the error
of
my ways?
- DocDay
NOTE 1:
DIRECTORY STRUCTURE
)
File /base/data/home/apps/hjk-hjk/1.331753260173090133/
dispatch.py, line 9, in get
import test.helloworld as helloworld
ImportError: No module named helloworld
Can anyone else corroborate this?
- DocDay
NOTE 1:
DIRECTORY STRUCTURE:
helloworld:
__init__.py
app.yaml
do you have?
1 Javascript file: logging_console.js
3 HTML files: logging_console_[footer|header|middle].html
2009/1/10 DocDay google@eoasys.com:
Of course, and that's the part that isn't working. I've not seen it on
either the development or the Google server.
On Jan 9, 6:17 pm
DocDay google@eoasys.com:
I've been going through the article Logging Events in Your
Application athttp://code.google.com/appengine/articles/logging.html
In the section entitled Viewing the Log Information in Real Time, a
debug console is described. Try as I might, I've been unable
the type of
account much match the authentication type chosen when you configured your
app. (See:http://code.google.com/appengine/articles/auth.htmlfor more
details.)
-Marzia
On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 11:32 PM, DocDay google@eoasys.com wrote:
I'm using the $PYTHON_LIB/google/appengine/ext
: APPLICATION_ID, CURRENT_VERSION_ID
If you still want to read the app.yaml at runtime, remove app.yaml
from the skip_files section, read in the file directly from the read-
only file system.
Robin
On Jan 1, 5:04 pm, DocDay google@eoasys.com wrote:
Surely my Python code could parse
Surely my Python code could parse the app.yaml file to pull out any
value I want. Instead, I'm wondering if GAE makes app.yaml values
available to my application at run time? Specifically, I'm looking for
application code and application version.
I've experienced this as well. My modest app doesn't use the datastore
at all. I have several pages that run just fine and with no warnings
most of the time, but later, and with no intervening changes, the same
pages raise CPU warnings. In my mind this simply must be GAE blips of
some kind.
Doc
, etc.
7
8 Certainly I'll make my own work-around, but is it me or is this a
bug?
9
10 - DocDay
11
12
#-
#
13 index.py output html:
14
: 57 - 63
6dev_appserver.py log: 108 - 111
* Note the misspellings of blueprint, etc. *
7
8 Certainly I'll make my own work-around,
but is it me or is this a bug?
9
10 - DocDay
11
12
#--#
13
: 57 - 63
6dev_appserver.py log: 108 - 111
* Note the misspellings of blueprint, etc. *
7
8 Certainly I'll make my own work-around,
but is it me or is this a bug?
9
10 - DocDay
11
12 #----#
13 index.py
: 54 - 63
6dev_appserver.py log: 108 - 111
* Note the misspellings of blueprint, etc. *
7
8 Certainly I'll make my own work-around,
but is it me or is this a bug?
9
10 - DocDay
11
12 #----#
13 index.py
Me too!
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Windows service (no log) for several days before I happened to be
debugging another issue and ran across this one. Guess I need to
figure out how to catch that log. Anybody know how?
- Doc
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