As Nick said, 200 requests may be a bit high for a single request, so 2000
will very likely time out, yes. Of course, this partly depends on the
response time from the remote server.
While the try-catch idea is certainly more elegant, you may just want to set
up multiple Cron jobs at the
I like the catch error idea. But then . . . I think that the best way to do
this is in other platform and not in app engine . . . i think taht i have to
set diferent approach. :(
Thks and regards.
2009/4/28 Tim Bull tim.b...@binaryplex.com
I had similar issues, I achieved it by setting up
You may be interested in the support for asynchronous URL fetching.
Pubsubhubbub has a module for it here:
http://code.google.com/p/pubsubhubbub/source/browse/trunk/hub/urlfetch_async.py
. Examples of how to use it can be found elsewhere in the code.
200 may still be too many for a single
if i want to request 2000 urls i will recive timeout ?
2009/4/28 Tom Wu service.g2...@gmail.com
30 seconds
2009/4/28 Nick Johnson nick.john...@google.com
You may be interested in the support for asynchronous URL fetching.
Pubsubhubbub has a module for it here:
I had similar issues, I achieved it by setting up parameters on the
URL and batching the fetchs. Something like this myapp.appspot.com/
urltofetch?index=20. Setup multiple Cron jobs to fetch them as
needed, play around with your URLs to workout how quickly they can
return and therefore how many
