I was curious what my error template does with this
DeadlineExceededError but no cigar.
I use the webapp.RequestHandler.handle_exception() but it does not
seem to get called for DeadlineExceededError. In dev server runtime/
__init__.py DeadlineExceededError is derived from Exception or
Any news on this? These timeouts are killing me.
Thanks,
Ken
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Thanks for the response Marzia. I tried again with the return
statement and I am still having the same issue. The code I pasted
below is the entirety of my handler, so there is nothing in it that
would cause a timeout after the initial DeadlineExceededError. I also
checked that I am importing
Hi,
I really am out of ideas since it works perfectly for me (see
http://yo.appspot.com/?sleep=2 vs http://yo.appspot.com/?sleep=35) where I
used your exact handler information.
The issue is that, for some reason, the handler continues to execute too
long after the DeadlineExeededError is
Thanks so much for testing this out Marzia! It is really awesome how
super helpful you are. You have helped me get one step closer to a
solution...
I have my app setup to use my own domain. When I go directly to my
appspot.com address it works:
http://lenzasapp2.appspot.com/test?sleep=35
AH! There definitely is a problem here with the custom domain, for some
reason it's throwing a 'Bad Gateway' error when I grab the headers. I don't
know why yet, but I'll keep you posted
-Marzia
On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 2:03 PM, lenza le...@aznel.trickip.net wrote:
Thanks so much for testing
Hi Lenza,
This works for me. So I think it might be one of two things.
First, are you importing the correct DeadlineExceededError? You need to
make sure to have this import:
from google.appengine.runtime import DeadlineExceededError
If you don't, sleeping for 30 seconds will raise this error,
