Hey there,
If I am using the HR datastore for an app, and I put data in the
blobstore, does the blobstore get charged at the HR rates? I have
assumed so, but technically the blobstore and datastore are different
things and my billing page shows Stored Data and High Replication
Storage which I
So some experimenting and reading the docs more carefully indicates
that the blobstore pricing is not effected by selecting High
Replication Datastore, but confirmation would be great.
bjorn
On Jul 14, 12:56 pm, bejayoharen beayoha...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey there,
If I am using the HR datastore
Thank you, this is helpful, especially the links.
I am using JPA and it's not clear to me what constitutes a get --
does calling EntityManager.find() always constitute a get or only
when the @Id of my class is the same as the underlying datastore key?
Furthermore, the docs cited by Kyle indicate
On Mon, Jan 17, 2011 at 21:05, bejayoharen bj...@xowave.com wrote:
Thanks for your feedback. I should have guessed. I'm not sure if
there's much point for me in developing the REST architecture on GAE
and then using something else for XMPP -- especially if I have to
manage users across
Thanks for your feedback. I should have guessed. I'm not sure if
there's much point for me in developing the REST architecture on GAE
and then using something else for XMPP -- especially if I have to
manage users across the systems.
The XMPP implementation is... not well thought out :(
Sorry if I missed this somewhere, but I am considering building an app
using GAE for a big new project. I've been reading everything through
carefully and it seems very cool and exciting. Most of the limitations
people are complaining about don't frighten me in the least. However,
a few things
