Re: [google-appengine] Upload file in Google cloud and Mail using App engine.

Hey Snahasish, The Remote API is useful in some ways, and other solutions would be useful in other ways. You can use the remote API to connect to your instance and execute code in that context. If you use that code to call the Mail API, that's one way to call the Mail API. If you're still

Re: [google-appengine] Upload file in Google cloud and Mail using App engine.

Hey PK, Thanks for your questions. I'll answer them numerically: 1. I wasn't speaking from the docs but making an inference based on the limitations on the use of the Mail API, and the fact that our documentation on Sendgrid

Re: [google-appengine] Upload file in Google cloud and Mail using App engine.

Hi Nick I have few questing. Can you please clearly. 1. Is Remote API using is the correct approach to fulfill my requirement ? 2. As per https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/java/tools/remoteapi Remote API Servlet RemoteApiServlet

Re: [google-appengine] Upload file in Google cloud and Mail using App engine.

Hi, Thanks you for your reply. Can you please suggests me,from where I should start. Actually my main concern is that I have to communicate Google app engine project from another project which is deployed in Tomcat server. Today I try to achieve this using Remote API calling but unable as there

Re: [google-appengine] Upload file in Google cloud and Mail using App engine.

Unfortunately, the send mail API does not have a way to send as an attachment files from cloud storage. In our applications, this forces us to read the whole attachment to main memory and then use the mail API to send it. For big attachments this quickly overwhelms small footprint instances.

Re: [google-appengine] Upload file in Google cloud and Mail using App engine.

Hey PK, The Mail API is really meant for more admin-purpose mail sending, and if you have a requirement for mass email sending, heavy attachments, or advanced features, Sendgrid is really the way to go. To overcome the problem of reading files into memory, you could always create links on your

Re: [google-appengine] Upload file in Google cloud and Mail using App engine.

Hey Snahasis, If you received a 404 response, it's because the resource requested doesn't exist. Perhaps something was mis-spelled, or a configuration step was missed. As to your question "where to start", I'd suggest reading the docs for the relevant services which I linked above. Best

Re: [google-appengine] Upload file in Google cloud and Mail using App engine.

Hi Nick, 1. Can you please point me to your documentation and marketing material where it states: "The Mail API is really meant for more admin-purpose mail sending”. Even if you added recently, when I built my app this was not there. But even then admins needs attachments too. 2. What you

[google-appengine] Upload file in Google cloud and Mail using App engine.

Hi, I am new in Google app engine. I need some help and suggestion from you. I have an project in Google app engine, for example http://devSend.appspot.com/