(Never end a topic with a preposition :)
So, I just love writing and deploying code on-the-fly to cope with App
Engine's failings.
My question is, how many re-tries do you guys do before punting on a URL
fetch?
Infinite loop that just times out?
N, where N is large?
Cheers, (no, I take that b
I use 4 tries in total. The original, then 1 retry, then sleep and retry,
then sleep a little longer and retry one last time.
In my experience, if it hasn't succeeded after the first sleep, it almost
never succeeds after the 2nd sleep, but I still give it that one extra
chance, because it does ver
My overnight tests show that N=2 is not sufficient.
I'll bump it up to 4.
Do you use: Thread.sleep() ?
David
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I'm using Python, so I import time and use time.sleep()
On 13 June 2013 00:45, Cesium wrote:
> My overnight tests show that N=2 is not sufficient.
>
> I'll bump it up to 4.
>
> Do you use: Thread.sleep() ?
>
> David
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On Tue, Jun 11, 2013 at 4:20 PM, Cesium wrote:
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> So, I just love writing and deploying code on-the-fly to cope with App
> Engine's failings.
>
Are you certain the problem is GAE?
FWIW, I do retries (never with a sleep) on most idempotent urlfetches to
external services, but that's because mos
Hey Jeff,
Urlfetch failures have been increasing in frequency lately.
This is a fetch from another appengine app of mine.
I have been receiving emails almost daily from the GAE team about problems with
backends and urlfetches.
How you been, man?
David
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