Thanks Bruno
your solution works well
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Hello,
I must really miss something
We have an java appengine application that deliver nearly static content :
the result of request vary very few over time
a request is valid for almost 24h
inhttps://appengine.google.com/dashboard
I have nice chart of requests by type / per second
0% Static
Thanks for your answer
unfortunatly even using your code I have no more success
code is always 200
Can there is a link to that fact that I send json data ?
public static void publishData(HttpServletResponse response,
byte[] msgByte, int secondsToCache) throws Exception {
Hello
./appengine-java-sdk/bin/appcfg.sh permits to extract log from an appengine
application
and this shell call a java library gicen with the java appengine sdk
does someone has already read logs directly in java using the sdk ?
is there sample to do that
the goal is to avoid to read logs
Thanks for your answer I think about something like that but I was
wondering about performance
because the idea is to manipulate a lot of small objects
the serialisation step must be done more times
1- between datastrore and anoted object
2- my object and the protobuf ( in your sample it is
Hello I create a gae project by template
As I work with eclipse plugin the jdoconfig.xml has been generated and
the datanucleus.jar files (3) are in the WEB-INF lib path
add a java basic UserApp class (pojo without any annotation) (this
class must not be modifed else I would have add annotation
Hello,
I make a basic application that store simple java object using objectify
I also make a spring service that create and return protobuf object
as the protobuf object is nearly the same that the object that I store
in big table
I wonder if there was a standard way to store protobuf object
