be appreciated if anybody kindly provides a document
with more complete example to follow.
(I have searched Nick's blog , nothing found)
Thanks in advance.
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Hope that benefits others for saving several days !
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email = self.request.args.get('email')
user_entity = retrive_the_user_entity_from_email(email)
for blobinfo in blobinfos:
whatever_you_like_to_do_with(blobinfo)
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2011/1/12 Nick Johnson (Google) nick.john...@google.com
Hi Iap,
Unfortunately, the blobstore doesn't
It would never be fixed.
Don't worry,
you can expect for alternative copies, like
Soogle,Doogle,Fartoogle,...
And those will be 100 times better than the Google (in China).
2011/1/17 Jeff Schwartz jefftschwa...@gmail.com
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are appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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the administrator of all the
deployments.
That is not good.
How can I know whether the user is the administrator of their google app
domain?
Thanks in advance.
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I am second to Will.
The queued feature is good for a busy sever which may have to send several
messages
to the newly-connected client during the download-and-initialization
interval.
My suggestion is to allow flush the queue when calls create_channel, say,
.create_channel(token, flush=True)
if
http://www.carlosble.com/?p=719
Some of the points in the above link are true , also some of them are
out of date.
Thought, I am not totally agree with the list, even that list is not
the complete list.
Even with those problems, GAE is still excellent in many ways.
People do have right to
i'm googling for about a week about a possibility of 'locking' in
google app engine.
Since the instances are spread over different servers, how to
'synchronise' them?
There is no intrinsic lock mechanism for doing the IPC for requests.
I have asking for this feature for several times.
2010/4/24 Ikai L (Google) ika...@google.com
It looks like a relatively small amount of requests coming from these IPs.
How many requests are you seeing them generate? We just did a quick check of
our logs, and more likely than not, someone is using EC2 as a proxy and not
to try to take down
I tried to create a new project on Google App Engine, but the name I
chose was not available anymore.
I have the same question. It seems that some wordings are reserved and the
forbidden table seems to be a big table. It is quite easy to get an
unavailable name.
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We love Google, but why google abandon their costomers without considering
our feelings. Our bussiness totally dependent the stable access to our web
site on GEA from China.
It's unfair by saying that the Google abandon customers.
It is not the Google's fault.
I would like to say that the
Hi, Dark-horse
The Iceland Govt. in bankruptcy state does not has GFW.
It surprise me that the severe economical situation of China in your
description.
Well, I don't think that here is the right place to make political or
military arguments.
Let's focus on the problem specific to your country.
attacking.
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the entry (object) is simpler and more concise.
It would be nice if the item is lock-able, or the queue is lock-able.
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I wonder why there is no need to complete in sequence?
FIFO = First in first out.
If the resource is limited, people who makes the request first should be
serviced first.
Just like people go restaurant, buying ticket,...etc.
By the way, the sorting is not the point,
even randomly consume an item
2010/3/15 Eli Jones eli.jo...@gmail.com
You might be better off figuring out if you can design your code so that it
does not need locking.
If I can, I would. But isn't the locking intrinsic in the multiple
processing environment to solve the race-condition problem?
I do not insist to have
Hi,
I will eventually have the same problem because I have many zombie
indexes.
These indexes dose not been removed even it was omitted from the index.yaml.
(The schema of Model has been changing during the developing ,
that is the reason why some indexes becomes zombie)
2010/3/15 Eric Ka Ka Ng
2010/3/7 Richard richar...@gmail.com
How can I get a cron job to run every 20 seconds? Run 3 identical ones
every minute?
This might help:
http://groups.google.com/group/google-appengine/browse_thread/thread/7645670d581b95f1/4b7b61c4814d6a2d?lnk=raot
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Hi Nick,
Thanks for your answer.
I found the self.request.str_GET in the document of webob.
2010/3/1 Nick Johnson (Google) nick.john...@google.com:
Hi,
Use self.request.GET_str['data'].
-Nick Johnson
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2010/3/2 playatomo kendani...@gmail.com:
Some basic queue management would be useful from within the API (not
just the admin console)
It would be useful to be able to check a specific queue for tasks. On
the most basic level a check to see if there is anything in the queue,
and how many
Hi,
I have a back-end web service which I would only allow the requests
from my GAE application.
So I want to check the IP if it comes from the GAE urlfetch. (plus
some secret token)
From my testing, there is only one IP: 64.233.172.18 was found.
I am curious about if there are other IPs that
I learned that GAE has a customized version of PyCrypto.
but
from Crypto.Cipher import *
raises:
NotImplementedError: This function is not supported on App Engine.
Neither,
import DES,Blowfish,. from Crypto.Cipher all are failed with the
same reason.
I does not see these ciphers have been
Hi,
I have a weird problem: If I make a request with binary value parameters,
I can not get it back from the self.request.get. For example:
http://xxx.appspot.com/index?data=%E2%E3%5D6%BD%3Bj%C2%EEW%C5o%1B*K%07
The %E2%E3%5D6%BD%3Bj%C2%EEW%C5o%1B*K%07 is the escaped binary string.
Then, in the
Hi,
I have tried the work-around same as the one provided by Eli below, I think
that it works.
I set a serial number (the counter) for every generated tasks.
For every 3 seconds there is an execution.
Now, the serial number goes to 57470 counts. (almost 2 days)
2010/2/25 Eli Jones
Hi,
My app experiences exceptions.ImportError randomly.
Last night, it is module A, now it is module B.
Then, minutes later, it just disappeared.
Do you have the same problem?
What happen?
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2010/1/27 Danny Tuppeny da...@tuppeny.com:
What is it you're trying to do? Deliberately causing your requests to
block each other doesn't sound very scalable. Also, sleeping for only
1 millisecond will likely eat a ton of CPU while it spins waiting for
the lock.
I think that Lock is essential
2010/1/28 Danny Tuppeny da...@tuppeny.com:
I'm still not entirely clear on what you're trying to do. Why do you need to
sync these requests? If it's a queue of some sort, would the TaskQueue API
help?
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/taskqueue/
Hi, Danny. Thanks for your help.
I can not find the lock feature of memcache.
It's easy to set a flag somewhere in the memcache (got Lock)
The problem is: how the other request
when it hits the locked flag to wait for the lock to be released.
A quick and very drity solution is (maybe not even work, just for concept):
client =
The GAE is a joke - I have the same feeling when the 1st time the
timeout problem hits me.
Not only java, the timeout problem also happens to GAE/Python.
Now I have two service that running on GAE.
Because I think that I have found a solution to get ride of the problem.
At least that solution
In the dashboard, there is a yellow triangle shown on the right side of the
Avg CPU column on the line of a URI.
What I can not understand is on the Billing Status table, the CPU Time
row shows that the usages of CPU Time is 4%.
What does it means?
Does it mean that we have to set the CPU Time
2009/12/10 Ikai L (Google) ika...@google.com
You won't be able to exceed the number of files. Are you finding that
retrieving the images from the datastore is causing you to hit a quota
limit?
No.
we hited the limitation of static files. For better performace, the images
used to serialized
2009/12/10 Ikai L (Google) ika...@google.com
Are you using the batch get functionality?
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/datastore/modelclass.html#Model_get
You can pass a list of IDs. This will make a single datastore call to fetch
all entities.
We have two concerns for
2009/12/10 Ikai L (Google) ika...@google.com
I see what you mean - I was only looking at ways of reducing your datastore
calls.
Yes, each image load will result in a datastore call, so you'll have to
factor this into the design of your application. Depending on your needs,
one way you could
I have a datastore of number of 13000 entries.
For every entries, there are 2 images stored as BlobProperty.
One is the original image, the other one is the thumbnail.
For every single request to get the images, I have to query the datastore
with unique id like this:
entry = Model.gql(where id
Second to Full text search
Second to Timeout
Second to SSL
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Kan-ba-de. (Cheer on in Japanese)
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2009/7/3 Jeff S (Google) j...@google.com
The issues initially manifested as timeouts and API errors but we
switched into read-only mode (capability disabled exceptions) as we
prepared to switch over to other datacenters. Thanks again for your
inherites the I'm feeling lucky tradition of
Google. _*
Why not retry the Get and Queires ?
If the retry will eventually succeed,
How about provide a decrator for convenience to do the things right.
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2009/6/18 Nick Johnson (Google) nick.john...@google.com
Hi, Nick
Why not retry the Get and Queires ?
We are planning to add that in a future release.
That would be great!
I have good reason to persuade my boss to re-open her mind.
Iap
That's really sucks. Can not the almighty GOOGLE do something aganist
the dark power of cyber space?
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Do you mean offset parameter in the gql query?
2009/5/16 Wiiboy jordon...@gmail.com
Hi,
I want to get the all the results out of a database, except the first
10. What query would I use to do that?
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