Hi Brian,
Are you using single db.put() for all the entities?
Thanks
Adhi
On Mar 10, 5:36 pm, bFlood wrote:
> hello
>
> maybe you should try 11 parts so each would be below the max 1MB api
> limit. You definitely need separate entities for each part
>
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petras
On Wed, Mar 10, 2010 at 9:51 AM, Adhi wrote:
> Hi Barry,
> Thanks for your reply. I tried in 2 ways
>
> Split the data into 10 parts and
> 1. Created separate entity for each part (as you told)
> 2. In a single entity with 10 dynamic properties (since its
hello
maybe you should try 11 parts so each would be below the max 1MB api
limit. You definitely need separate entities for each part
I use this technique right now to store large images and it does work.
In the future, if Google adds a BlobStore api for manipulating large
files from your app cod
Hi Barry,
Thanks for your reply. I tried in 2 ways
Split the data into 10 parts and
1. Created separate entity for each part (as you told)
2. In a single entity with 10 dynamic properties (since its not always
10 parts might be less for some cases)
In both ways I'm getting "RequestTooLargeError:
