You can use django non-rel and save users in namespaces based on domain. The
trick is to interpret the apps domain and redirect datastore request to the
namespace
In my case: I have namespace that provides dedicated django admin too for
the specific namespace.
try it out on dev-server
On Tue
Ok dude I am doing it as follows using the example, python , and
django-nonrel
Its pretty ugly but works, I am only using the datastore but i am pretty
sure it can be used with both taskqueue and mem cache.
Have patience and read following.
ok 1st things first
I have a django-nonrel application
Hi,
I have an application with django non-rel backend, and GWT front end. My
application front end files are statically served, and I am facing some
difficulty with compressing the content.
here is what my response header looks like in firebug
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We live in your neighbourhood aka Pakistan,
and its working perfectly :), hurray hurray, just kidding
I feel for you man, and updating google-appengine team :) know your work is
appreciated in every corner of the world
On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 11:46 AM, Girish wrote:
> I live in India and app
Hi,
Can any one paste here a GWT application caching example, running on
appengine. I want to insure *.cache are cached and *.nocache are never
cached.
Thanks for the help
Saim
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