An App Engine application in sandbox cannot write to the filesystem.
If I use log4j for my application, It will write log data into local files.
Is the log file distributed in the server? Dose the server side replaces the
original log4j jar with your own ones ? Dose Google has some limitation on
th
Another solution that will work if you are developing in Python is to use
Eclipse with the Pydev plugin installed. Pydev includes support for GAE
that replaces the launcher and I use the environment daily switching between
Ubuntu and Windows 7. I have never needed to use the GAE launcher because o
I often switch between Ubuntu & Windows & I would also like to see Google
make Ubuntu (Linux) be an equal player.
Jeff
On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 2:20 AM, Niklasro wrote:
> If education, isn't changing other project more pedagocical than
> starting a empty project? I think we learn the most from ch
Just one other small (off-topic) note, I am glad to see someone
teaching course who is so passionate about supporting "Linux
Equality." It is also cool that you are teaching App Engine courses.
Robert
On Wed, Oct 6, 2010 at 21:42, RSan wrote:
> Except being sure that python2.5 is instal
Submitting an issue is a good start. In the mean time, you could
always do as Tim suggested and either have a 15 minute "setup up your
development environment" session for the would-be Linux users _or_
just make a "binary" for them for now.
http://wiki.wxpython.org/CreatingStandaloneExecutables
