Maybe I'm a bit confused by the original question, but I always viewed
the ability to hide source code as a major plus for using appengine.
For independent developers, who don't have access to IP lawyers, this
enables them to avoid the piracy problem entirely. I think the
scenario he mentioned, ex
I've created an application that's aimed at Google Apps users. It's
simple enough to add the application as a service to an Apps
registered domain, but how do I, as the application's developer, know
who "owns" the domain that has just added my service?
For example: Customer A adds the application
There are a couple existing libraries, but you might want to try out
the solution I implemented for full-text search. I upload the
entities I want to search (server-side) to Google Base via the GData
APIs. Then I use the GData Javascript library to enable client-side
searching. This solution hel
There are a couple existing libraries, but you might want to try out
the solution I implemented for full-text search. I upload the
entities I want to search (server-side) to Google Base via the GData
APIs. Then I use the GData Javascript library to enable client-side
searching. This solution hel
I've managed to do it. If you sign up for a Checkout Sandbox customer
account at https://sandbox.google.com/checkout/sell/orders (sandbox
accounts don't actually charge any credit card), you can test out my
implementation here: http://www.gaeboard.com/ ( or http://gae-board.appspot.com/
).
Just cl
Are you wondering what an API is?
On Mar 29, 10:44 am, 4matikal wrote:
> Application Programming interface. am a novice will love 2be
> updated.Fill me in fella.
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Hey there,
I keep getting the following javascript error messages (in the Chrome
javascript console).
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Unable to post message to http://googleads.g.doubleclick.net.
Recipient has origin http://dontjudgemejudger.appspot.com/.
Unsafe JavaScript attempt to access frame with URL
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Thanks, it's seems to have resolved itself.
On Mar 15, 5:58 pm, "Ikai L (Google)" wrote:
> Have you asked the folks on the GData groups? They'll likely be able
> to look into this for
> you:https://groups.google.com/group/google-help-dataapi?pli=1
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> On Sun, Mar 14, 2010 at 3:54 PM, An
I'm not a google employee or anything, but I think the TOS specifies
that your apps can't "work together" in such a way to get around
quotas. For example you can't have a specific app that does all your
url-fetching for the rest of your apps. So, I think you're ok.
Also, it says you can sign up
What do you mean "take decision"? Are you trying to decide whether a
user is a student, faculty or admin?
With the accounts api, you can only distinguish between admins and
users with (python) users.is_current_user_admin(). For what you want,
you would have to save each user in the datastore, an
Sorry I was a bit incomplete on the last post. Here is the code I'm
using to render the template:
dirname = os.path.dirname(__file__)
template_file = os.path.join(dirname, os.path.join('templates',
"scripts.html"))
output = template.render(template_file,{})
self.response.out.write(output)
If "s
Hey there,
So I am generating dynamic javacscript code as follows.
There is a "scripts.html" template with code like:
alert("hi");
When I render this template I get
alert("hi");alert("hi");
Any idea why this could be happening?
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Hey there..
Normally I render templates from my static directory /templates/ as
follows in my main handler:
dirname = os.path.dirname(__file__)
template_file = os.path.join(dirname, os.path.join('templates',
template_name))
output = template.render(template_file,template_values)
self.resp
Hey folks,
So I set up a couple of my apps (python) to receive email. The
tutorial on the appengine developer's guide is not too clear on
decoding emails. My problem is being able to get strictly the text of
the most recent email in a thread. Currently I'm decoding the 1st
plain-text body of a
; password
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> where password is a file containing nothing but your password.
>
> On Jan 6, 5:51 pm, pythono wrote:
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> > Hey there,
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> > I would like to run a shell script that does certain things first and
> > then updates my app engine application. How
Hey there,
I would like to run a shell script that does certain things first and
then updates my app engine application. How could I supply my
password to appcfg.py without manually entering it in? I'm kind of a
novice in shell scripting (i'm using OS X), so the more specific you
can be, the bet
Strange issue. Usually my latency for a simple write "HelloWorld"
request is around 10 cpu ms. The last two versions (which didn't see
major changes) have been up to 55ms for the same request. Where
should I look to determine what is slowing down these requests? When
I use the older versions,
This is maybe a dumb question, but I was wondering whether the 1GB
datastore "data stored" quota refers to the amount of data you can
store per day, or the total amount of data your application can store.
Thanks
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So, not knowing that there was a cap on versions I used the app engine
itself, rather than a local environment, to test/learn. Well all of a
sudden I am told that I have reached the max number of versions. Is
there any way to remedy this, perhaps remove the app. Or should I
just start with one
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