When is Unicode encoding not UTF-8 encoding of UCS8 or UCS16 ?
to me that just seems to read funny
On Thu, 2009-03-26 at 20:54 -0700, DiveIntoGAE wrote:
the datas read from app engine are unicode, i want to make them to
utf-8.
i can make them to utf-8 attribute by attribute, but it should
are you installing the module into the local python library of modules
for local use?
My understanding is original sources for modules not in the GAE stdlib
need to be included with the project itself to make them work.
if the module is named mymod then it will need to be
in
Im available through odesk for work such as this already,
only catch is limited time for completion before I would no longer be
available.
Jeremy
On Fri, 2009-03-06 at 14:07 +0200, Amr Ellafi wrote:
I'm offering my services ! paid of course :)
On Thu, Mar 5, 2009 at 3:30 PM, dalenewman
What do you define as Cloud Computing... and do you know what it is?
You are refered to www.google.com/appengine/ or appengine.google.com
as viable locations,
as for your application, is it built with python to be accessed through
a
web browser or needing a full standalone Windowsd or Linux
I personally see no reason why a smartphone would remain unsupported...
you only need to write the site to cater for the phones limitations.
This appears straight forward to simply choosing a different style of
output,
as long as the smartphone is able to talk HTTP to the host and
GET/POST
or
would making one change of adding a . before the * in the following line
help?
- url: /[a-zA-Z/_].*/admin/.*
just curious if . is needed before use of * in the yaml.
Jeremy
On Wed, 2009-01-21 at 16:53 -0800, theillustratedlife wrote:
I've got a Django app with some functions I'd like to keep
you use the command shell of Windows directly...
not inside the python interpreter.
it would be C:\Program Files\Google\AppEngine\appcfg.py
--email=u...@domain update C:\Users\DadLaptop\Documents\tombrander
as a single line... I personally use Linux and have the devkit
unpacked in a folder
the real solution it to pack the whole thing in a bat file!!
On Jan 18, 7:08 pm, Kajikawa Jeremy belxjan...@gmail.com wrote:
you use the command shell of Windows directly...
not inside the python interpreter.
it would be C:\Program Files\Google\AppEngine\appcfg.py
--email=u...@domain
Actually I have a similar requirement and found that instead of worrying
about
doing anything in the webapp beyond the single resource its easiest to
reply with direct HTML as a raw result without putting any real HTML
into the tags
since the WSGI runs directly similar to a CGI with stdin and
Im using for direct http://myprog.appspot.com/resource
when a GET happens Im using webapp but returning a raw XML
content...
the client I have gets an HTTP wrapped XML response...
check out using a REST library since you need that for the iPhone
and returning the XML needed raw off the URL
that is pretty much what I had in mind...
pretty raw-ish output using HTTP for transport
but I would definitely check out whats needed for proper REST actions,
maybe you will need a pure-python REST library to wrapper it.
thats what I am uncertain about with regards the iPhone.
Jeremy
On
GoDaddy does Domain Name Service Accounts
and Google provides the hosting.
Domain Name Service being the mapper between domain-IP,
Ive not seen anything on the GoDaddy system for actual hosting of
content.
right now Im in the middle of trying to construct a custom pair of sites
linked by
When are the payment plan options coming into effect?
Im already using 3 Appspot domains and have need of more along with
additional db space
will be required for each of the Applications I am making.
I am currently working on a distributed system.
I am looking at needing to scale upwards for
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