Dunno about the caching, but for slow requests, try deleting your
datastore history file. I found that every request to the development
server got slower and slower as that grew, so I delete the history
file each time I start the server.
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I have a similar problem ... on Firefox, not IE. Try using IE and
see what happens.
For me, I'm pretty sure it has to do with default localhost caching
settings (I can see it painstakingly fetch the same graphic over and
over). I'd love to hear from someone who knows how to solve this;
since I
On 04/09/2009, j...@q42.nl wrote:
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> I have about 10 javascript/css files which are included in my html
> pages, but it takes 1+ second to load each file on the development
> server.
remember the dev server is single threaded, so can only serve one
request at a time.
Many people use a proxy
Have you tried in FF to use CTRL-R for a page refresh, this uses
cached versions of the page.
If you use CTRL-SHIFT-R FF will reload every element without looking
in the cache.
2009/9/5 Barry Hunter :
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> [snip]
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> A tip I have found useful, is to avoid the use of F5 as much as
> possible (even
For Firefox, go to about:config and set network.dns.disableIPv6 to
true. For some reason, localhost requests are mega slow with the IPv6
on (not an App Engine thing).
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If you don't want to turn off IPv6, referencing your local server via
http://127.0.0.1:8080 accomplishes the same thing.
On Sep 8, 8:57 am, Nick Winter wrote:
> For Firefox, go to about:config and set network.dns.disableIPv6 to
> true. For some reason, localhost requests are mega slow with the I
Does anyone from google have anything to say about the development server? I
just don't want my browser to reload a file which hasn't changed. Every
webserver supports this!
Jaap
On Tue, Sep 8, 2009 at 7:34 PM, Devel63 wrote:
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> If you don't want to turn off IPv6, referencing your local server
both Nick and Devel63 are right. IPv6 is definitely mega mega slow
with localhost requests.
On 10 sep, 11:23, Jaap Taal wrote:
> Does anyone from google have anything to say about the development server? I
> just don't want my browser to reload a file which hasn't changed. Every
> webserver supp
I can confirm that the history file size has direct impact to how fast
static files are being returned. After mine had grown to 312kb,
reloading the dev server page took about 8 secs (serving in the test
page ~15 static stylesheets, images and js files). Removing history
sets it back to something
