Hello,
OK, it seems that the problem that is making this difficult is the
following.
If the mapreduce tries to import module "myapp.foo.A", and module A
tries and fails to import module "myapp.foo.B", mapreduce reports that
A could not be found in path "myapp", instead of the import error that
oc
you don't have to link it via app.yaml, you can map urlmap via
django , just make sure that it points to the right page.
On Jun 12, 8:31 am, Luís Marques wrote:
> Hello,
>
> OK, it seems that the problem that is making this difficult is the
> following.
>
> If the mapreduce tries to import module
On Jun 12, 8:40 am, gops wrote:
> you don't have to link it via app.yaml, you can map urlmap via
> django , just make sure that it points to the right page.
I used app.yaml because I needed to specify "login: admin". Is there
another way?
The mapreduce/main.py does its own initialization. How wo
