of the email server that actually
sends the email. anyone share similar case, or has other solution?
regards,
eric
On 19 March 2011 00:12, Ernesto Karim Oltra ernestoka...@gmail.comwrote:
Ask the user to add the e-mail from address of your e-mails to their
contacts list, so your e-mails
I don't know if this is your problem, but be aware the regular
expression to match specific e-mails to specific handlers in .py files
mut be something like this:
/_ah/mail/[... what you want ...]%40[... appid ...]\.appspotmail\.com
use %40 instead of @ when writing the url of the e-mail
On 20
Ask the user to add the e-mail from address of your e-mails to their
contacts list, so your e-mails would never been sent to spam again
(for that users, at least).
It's a bit hacky, but can do a great work meanwhile you find another
solution.
On 18 mar, 07:52, Eric Ka Ka Ng ngk...@gmail.com
/third_party/
django-1.2/django/utils/importlib.py, line 35, in import_module
__import__(name)
File /base/data/home/apps/historypoint/11.348957479872960786/utils/
template_filters.py, line 7, in module
__author__ = 'Ernesto Karim Oltra'
On 14 mar, 04:50, Robert Kluin robert.kl...@gmail.com
GMail is not necessary! Users can obtain their own GOOGLE account
using GMAIL or HOTMAIL or whatever url they want. Google handles the
registration/confirmation/login/logout process. Google Accounts,
through Users API it's the best option.
On 14 mar, 14:39, Qiang Wang rurality...@gmail.com wrote:
Sporadically I receive a deadline error, refresh the page again and
all goes well. In the logs it says it's a line containing a comment
(from gdata package, so i'm sure it's not an error) or a simple import
logging; things like that.
So my question is, what throws this error when the instance is
There is an old, but very useful article in google appengine docs. See
section Removing properties (and the others if you want :) )
http://code.google.com/intl/en/appengine/articles/update_schema.html
On 10 mar, 08:14, Daniel vedm...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
I have no use in a certain column in my
why don't use this instead? I think is easier (and Django 1.2 is
included in GAE directly, no need to upload it with your app):
from google.appengine.dist import use_library
Configures Django 1.2.
use_library('django', '1.2')
os.environ['DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE'] = 'conf.settings'
# Force Django
http://code.google.com/intl/en/appengine/docs/python/datastore/hr/#Comparing_the_Data_Storage_Options
You can select one of two data storage options when you create your
application:
The Master/Slave Datastore
The Master/Slave Datastore is the default for new applications. It
uses a master-slave
to the
google app engine account signup?
There is a another bug which you may also want to
star:http://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issues/detail?id=1781
On Thu, Mar 3, 2011 at 16:12, Ernesto Karim Oltra
ernestoka...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Some of the users of my apps didn't have
Have you tried to implement some kind of status model in the db? Save
the info in datastore. and call the tasks. Then the task could go see
the data stored and check if it must confirm the bid, quit the task,
send confirm e-mails, or things like that.
On 3 mar, 08:52, Richard Arrano
LoginCookieUtils.CookieData.html inside
.\docs\testing\javadoc\com\google\appengine\api\users\dev which has no
relevant details.
Where to find it.
-Prakhar
On Thu, Mar 3, 2011 at 5:18 AM, Ernesto Karim Oltra
ernestoka...@gmail.comwrote:
It saves a temp file with a cookie, which saves the session
Hi,
Some of the users of my apps didn't have an account with google yet,
so when they click the Login link pointing to create_login_url()
they are redirected to google login page. There, below the login form
there is a link to register if you don't have an account. Most of my
clients use that
It saves a temp file with a cookie, which saves the session in the
server, so you don't have to re-type the data over and over. In my
linux, one the cookie last for one day, so each day it asks for
username and password only one time. If you're using linux, for
example, the file is in
:
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/mail/receivingmail.html
Robert
On Thu, Feb 24, 2011 at 17:09, Ernesto Karim Oltra
ernestoka...@gmail.com wrote:
I've found the solution my way. =) Google App Engine don't call
str...@appid.appspot.com, but string%40appid.appspot.com
Hi, I was trying to match a handler to a URL, so I'm using this code:
class HomeworkSendMail(webapp.RequestHandler):
PATH = '/_ah/mail/sendhm@appid\.appspotmail\.com'
def post(self):
logging.debug('reached!')
URLMAP = [
(HomeworkSendMail.PATH + '/?', HomeworkSendMail),
]
def main():
I've found the solution my way. =) Google App Engine don't call
str...@appid.appspot.com, but string%40appid.appspot.com, at least
in SDK. I will have to test it in production too.
On 24 feb, 22:39, Ernesto Karim Oltra ernestoka...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, I was trying to match a handler to a URL
I'm using extensively this class for paginations and it goes very
well:
I know front request may not take longer than 30 seconds, and
taskqueues and crons no more than 10 minutes. Currently I'm begining
to use inbound mail service. I will not spent more than 1,5 seconds in
them, but how much time does the mail handlers have?
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You received this message because you
I will transform all words to don't use accents at all (using mybe a
simple 'string'.replace() method for example when saving). Plain words
only. If you have currently a lot of data you can use MapReduce, and
from now use words without accents.
On 18 feb, 12:16, Sahid Orentino Ferdjaoui
,
headers={'Content-Type': 'multipart/form-
data'})
print result.content
but it gave Internal Server Error. I don't know what is wrong with it.
The system seems working normally but I could not run it with
urlfetch.
On 17 Şubat, 17:12, Ernesto Karim Oltra ernestoka...@gmail.com
Taskqueues, that's what I'm using now. To update a word document of
about ten pages, it takes more or less 1500ms average (at least for me
=) ). And this have a big advantage, you can take control of retries
if docs is temporaly unavailable.
Another useful option would be to store a cache in
Well, maybe it's not a viable solution, but Word document is a ZIP
file with a lot of plain text files inside, so if you know the format,
you can store the words the document contains.
The option I will implement would be sending the document, storing it
in datastore, enqueue a task to re-send it
me too +1. I can't see it. But I don't need it especially, I use
Google Analytic, it's better.
On 8 feb, 08:53, master outside masterouts...@gmail.com wrote:
I am missing all data on the dashboard for before the maintenance today. I
see this on all my app. I often will look back 30 days to see
I'm currently using Gdata v3, and OAuth for authentication.
This code will get a previously stored in datastore document and
update its title according to a new string passed to the handler.
download = # I get my model from datastore here
token =
I use Google Docs currently in my projects to give my clients the
control over their files: list, rename, delete, move, etc. I
programmed a synchronisation cron every hour or so to cache data
localy in datastore. The advantage is I haven't got to programme all
that boring ui: remove, rename, etc.
Well, I'm using this recipe(1) because cursor it's only a bookmark for
datastore. If I want prev,next feature you will need something more
than a cursor. (storing it in memcache? or things like that). You can
build something like Twitter, with his button More tweets or
something like that and to
But as you can see, no option to put a Back link, because queries
must be exactly identical, the order can't change, the filters can't
change, nothing can change. So the only possible solution I can think
of is storing it somewhere, like using AJAX for paging and storing it
in Javascript, or
All google docs queries return an error page giving me a sorry message
because i'm sending automated queries. One request an hour is not so
much.
RequestError: Server responded with: 503, htmlheadmeta http-
equiv=content-type content=text/html; charset=utf-8/
titleSorry.../titlestyle body {
Well, now working, but this error has been raised three or four
periods of time since yesterday.
On 4 feb, 18:05, Ernesto Karim Oltra ernestoka...@gmail.com wrote:
All google docs queries return an error page giving me a sorry message
because i'm sending automated queries. One request an hour
Take care there is a limit in the number of files you can upload to
GAE. I have seen it somewhere in the documentation. The best solution
would be Barry's one, store the info in the datastore.
On 28 ene, 22:05, Ana Belén Ramón anabe...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi!
I'm thinking on the best way to
Hi,
I've read crons and tasks have a deadline of 10 minutes, so I'm using
more than one second in the requests, but the logs page colurise them
as if they were a normal, online request.
952cpu_ms 672api_cpu_ms - orange (it's a cron!! It has 10 minutes *
60 seconds * 1000 ms, isn't it?)
Hi,
I've read crons and tasks have a deadline of 10 minutes, so I'm using
more than one second in the requests, but the logs page colurise them
as if they were a normal, online request.
952cpu_ms 672api_cpu_ms - orange (it's a cron!! It has 10 minutes *
60 seconds * 1000 ms, isn't it?)
The problem isn't the links. The problem is the page.
Have you seen your logs searching for 403/404 (Page not found, etc.)
errors? Use some tool like Firebug or the Developer Tools of Chrome
to see what code the server returns so yo can address more precisely
the source of your error (or give a
Wow! I think you mixing static files with dinamic handlers.
I've tested it now and static files seems cannot been restricted by
adding login: required to app.yaml. So you have two ways.
One would be to restrict only handlers (python). the static resources
could be read by anyone in the web.
The
Each time a new instance is created in the production server, or a I
requested the first page after start the SDK server, the file /google/
appengine/ext/api/lib_config.py throws this exception:
Configuration webapp_add_wsgi_middleware not recognized
I suppose it refers to the function I've
You have said that in the title. JAVASCRIPT text editor, not GAE/
PYTHON/DJANGO text editor, so only the user navigator matters. I've
used both TinyMCE and CKEditor; how Brian have said copy the files to
your static directory and called them from the HTML.
If you refer to how get the contents in
Hi,
render is a common word meaning build the form. You are sending the
user a page, with the form. How do you build that page or how do you
print the HTML you've written?
PD: Have you seen the Python tutorial?
http://code.google.com/intl/en/appengine/docs/python/gettingstarted/
On 22 ene,
mmm first. Navigators nevers send the text of the link, so you cannot
get it anyway.
Second, you're using literals instead of variables. This line:
items.filter(type =, merchandise_type)
must be:
items.filter(type =, merchandise_type)
There are a great difference between the string
I suppose it depends on the rates of your app. See the graph in the
dashboard, it will help to find free hours.
On 18 ene, 15:26, NealWalters nealwalt...@nealwalters.com wrote:
Is there any concept of night processing within GAE? I realize that
if a system is world-wide, it is 24x7 and it is
Actually I'm using key_names intensively in my app, instead of using
ReferenceProperty. I store them in StringProperty when indexes needed,
and TextProperty otherwise; so I am not worried about indexes. My
handlers works with them in URLs, example:
/profiles/[key name of the account]/edit
I known some users have problems with Chrome, because it uses parallel
downloads to finish quicker, but the local server is only one thread,
so from time to time, again only sometimes, hangs until it is
refreshed. But not that high rate. Try cleaning the navigator cache.
PD: It would be useful to
Maybe you need to re-think your database models. This message may
help:
http://groups.google.com/group/google-appengine/browse_thread/thread/52d44bde94f2e8b8?pli=1
On 9 ene, 17:57, nischalshetty nischalshett...@gmail.com wrote:
Say a user selects 5000 unread messages (each message is an entity)
Is the appengine team working on implementing the disconnection
message of the Channel API? If so, when they have planned to released
it?
I'm currently working in a kind of chat, and this feature will be very
useful, better that continuously send request to check the presence of
the client.
--
Have you tried a shell script? Or anything that runs on your client?
On 21 dic, 08:18, Dieter Krachtus dieter.krach...@googlemail.com
wrote:
Hi,
For different testing purposes I want to deploy the same app to 3
different appengines and make the new version the default version. So
far I
://twitter.com/app_engine
On Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 3:49 PM, Ernesto Karim Oltra
ernestoka...@gmail.com wrote:
I don't know exactly the code behind the app engine dashboard, but I
notice they use two variables, offset and limit to paginate through
the results in the admin logs. I wonder if they use
I don't know exactly the code behind the app engine dashboard, but I
notice they use two variables, offset and limit to paginate through
the results in the admin logs. I wonder if they use some kind of
efficient implementation, or only the dirty one, by using
fetch(offset, limit).
--
You
I'm fetching a list of threads for a forum, and some of them may have
been written by the same user. I get all the user keys with a for loop
and then I get all them at the same time.
So, my question is, if the user key is repeated, it will be cached or
it will count as if it was another user?
If
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