Re: [google-appengine] Re: RequestTooLargeError

2010-11-10 Thread Robert Kluin
Hey Matt, My first thoughts: If you run the other site, maybe you can break the email into parts then reassemble the parts at the other end. Maybe it would be easier to break the email up and store the parts on AE. Then send a request to your other site to 'fetch' the email from your AE app.

[google-appengine] Re: RequestTooLargeError

2010-11-10 Thread mattbeedle
ok, thanks for you response, but I do not know python and I really could do with a little help here. I think we have established that fetch will not work for me, thank you. It would be really great then if someone could suggest to me a different way of solving this issue. I just want to get the ra

[google-appengine] Re: RequestTooLargeError

2010-11-10 Thread Tim Hoffman
Hi urllib/2 and everything else (httplib) etc.. all sit on top of urlfetch. You have to work within the confines of urlfetch. Rgds T On Nov 10, 9:30 pm, mattbeedle wrote: > Ok, I see, I thought that fetch was just a straight forward HTTP POST, > but now looking at the documentation I see tha

[google-appengine] Re: RequestTooLargeError

2010-11-10 Thread mattbeedle
Ok, I see, I thought that fetch was just a straight forward HTTP POST, but now looking at the documentation I see that is part of the appengine python API (I'm not a python programmer). Thanks for the email limits link. So, that's the first part of my question answered, I definitely now understan