After finishing up a Chrome extension, and working around a recent issue in
the API with some help from Moishe on the GAE team, I have turned to
implementing similar functionality in a Safari extension. I had hoped that
this would work without hitch, since Chrome and Safari are both
WebKit-base
Moishe,
Glad to hear it and thanks for the quick follow-up. I'll send you an email
shortly for the static file.
I wonder, is it generally possible/wise to use a static file in order to
ensure predictable reliability? I.e. as with jquery served from the Google
Libraries API, I can get the versi
Hi Moishe,
I am using the stable release, and the current up-to-date version is
10.0.648.204 (on a Mac).
I only use the Channel API within a chrome extension, so I can't say if
there's a problem in other cases.
-Ronald.
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Ikai, this got fixed not too long after you posted, and has been working
fine for many weeks now.
However, this evening I started having problems with the Channel API again.
Unlike the last time,where an exception was thrown because the TalkGadget
was embedded in a Chrome extension, the channe
Thanks, Ikai. Does a fix depend on releasing an update to GAE or will you
separately update channel.js when you have a fix? Isn't channel.js code
shared with Google Talk?
I suppose I could ask you for ETA, but I'm guessing you're not at liberty to
say soon would be awfully nice. Luckily I
Over Christmas I implemented some code to open a channel to my App Engine
application in a Chrome extension using the channel API and it was working
fine.
I recently returned to the code and find that it is broken, and the problem
seems to lie in the URL to the talkgadget that the client code
Dashboard and the service I am running are both failing. 500 errors on
dashboard and timeouts on service requests.Seems to be intermittent,
since I sometimes get pages or returned requests, and sometimes don't.
I'm running a python app that is still in development and I am the
only one using the s
cron job doing a URLFetch? Apparently
> > > all push notifications will go through Apple servers, so they'll
> > > probably provide an HTTP-based API.
>
> > > FWIW,
> > > --
> > > T.J. Crowder
> > > tj / crowder software / com
> > > Independ
I realize that the current version of the app engine does not support
sockets at the moment. Does anyone know if this is on the roadmap?
I want to be able to create an app that runs a cron job that does a
periodic check on something and alert iPhone subscribers through the
new push mechanism in t
