that is pretty much what I had in mind...
pretty raw-ish output using HTTP for transport
but I would definitely check out whats needed for proper REST actions,
maybe you will need a pure-python REST library to wrapper it.
thats what I am uncertain about with regards the iPhone.
Jeremy
On Sat,
Im using for direct http://.appspot.com/resource
when a GET happens Im using webapp but returning a raw XML
content...
the client I have gets an HTTP wrapped XML response...
check out using a REST library since you need that for the iPhone
and returning the XML needed raw off the URL path to
writing xml dynamically in
self.response.out.write("""
-
5
2
1
Home
False
""")
will work or any other way to write it?
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Hi Jeremy
So all you want to say is generate a dynamic XML [in a similar way as
we write code for html] inside the request handler code? Will it be
acceptable by iphone? Will no REST features required in that case?
I would like to see the way you are mentioning, can you please tell
that?
Thanks
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I'd be curious to see what you come up with, I've been wanting to implement
a similar low-level service framework myself.
Thanks-
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On Sat, Jan 10, 2009 at 6:26 AM, Kajikawa Jeremy wrote:
Actually I have a similar requirement and found that instead of worrying
about
doing anything in the webapp beyond the single resource its easiest to
reply with direct HTML as a raw result without putting any real HTML
into the tags
since the WSGI runs directly similar to a CGI with stdin and st
Hi Dan, Thanks a lot for a quick clarifying reply.
I am googling continuously to find the solution. One of the solution
that I found is at the below given link
http://www.ioncannon.net/web-services/180/soap-on-the-google-app-engine-platform/
I goes through this tutorial but got stuck at "python w
You're on the right track. A web service works very similarly to a web
application, except instead of serving UI to a browser, it uses a protocol
based on HTTP that describes the structure of requests and responses that
make up the interaction between the client and the service. You can use a
Pyt
Arnie,
I don't know much about anything.
But, my question to you is - ' Why is this Very urgent ?' , learning
is a slow process.
- br
On 1/9/09, arnie wrote:
>
> Hi all
> I am using google app engine sdk to develop a python web service. I am
> totally new to both google app engine sdk and pytho
