The Request Timer limits a request's time to 30 seconds, however in my
situation, I'd like to reduce the time, say only 5 seconds.
Is there any method to achieve this?
The reason I want to do this is because I seldom see a request cost
more than 5 seconds, however if there is one, it must be the
Thank you, thats what I needed :)
> executeWithArray(), executeWithMap() all allow as many input
> parameters as you want.
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The DevAppServer is definitely not designed to be used in this way. The
biggest problem that you will probably run into is that the local datastore
implementation is designed to store all data in memory.
There are most likely security issues with the DevAppServer (which is the
reason that it is o
http://code.google.com/p/appscale/
take a look at this project... don't know the status of this project
and never tried it myself.
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One more question. How to make massive update?
If it takes more then 30 sec engine probably will cancel it.
What are possible ways to do it?
Thank you,
Andrey
On Apr 12, 4:18 pm, "Ikai L (Google)" wrote:
> No, it should be fine UNLESS you want to load all these child objects in a
> single req
Not related to the topic. But can anyone tell me why my recent posts
always have the google generated messages attached as signatures? I
didn't setup any personal information and have no idea why these
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On 4月16日, 上午3時36分, Esteban Ignacio Masoero
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> - Is there a way I can programatically (or from the admin console would be
> best) make all session cookies expire?
You can remove all entries (each represents a user session) in th
_ah_SESSION kind with Datastore Viewer of Admin console.
>
You can try traceroute. I guess traffic toward these two different
domains go to different data centers.
On 4月16日, 上午2時32分, fletcher wrote:
> Thanks for the reply. Those steps are exactly what I did so I guess
> I've got it set up right.
>
> Any ideas on the latency concerns?
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Hi there:
When I make a deploy, I have the problem that if I make changes to classes
that where serialized as part of the session (this is natural in a wicket
app, as it is mine), every user that was already logged from before the
deploy gets this ugly "local class incompatible" error, which to m
Thanks for the reply. Those steps are exactly what I did so I guess
I've got it set up right.
Any ideas on the latency concerns?
On Apr 14, 11:22 pm, yjun hu wrote:
> http://hapeblog.appspot.com/blog.shtml?id=12002
> you just need to forward fakedomain.com towww.fakedomain.com
>
>
>
> On Thu, A
My guess is that with such a large sleep time you are causing us to
load your application across more servers, and those loading requests
are causing a higher CPU usage.
Can you read through this:
http://code.google.com/appengine/kb/java.html#What_Is_A_Loading_Request
And look at the individual
Hello,
Thanks for the help. This is quite a long, detailed post, but
hopefully it will help generate some documentation.
I started by making an exact copy of an existing Maven/GAE project
that I've been working on. The pom.xml file for that project has a
few build commands that run embedded ANT
hie
any one on this plz?
Thankx and Regards
Vik
Founder
www.sakshum.com
www.sakshum.blogspot.com
On Thu, Apr 15, 2010 at 4:26 PM, Vik wrote:
> Hie
>
> I have a Entity class Country.
>
>
> The very first time when i am running my app this is not created in
> datastore.
> So my code:
> try{
Dear Don,
I'm refering to my dashboard quota display.
I did not (yet) check it via the API.
But this high CPU time usage just began when I deployed a new version
of my application where the only change was this new sleep...
Per request I'm sleeping about up to three seconds.
Thanks for your qu
In general, no. Can you provide more information?
Are you looking at the Quota API output or the actual times reported
in the Admin Console request logs?
How long are you sleeping for, and how much CPU time are you being
charged for while you are sleeping?
On Thu, Apr 15, 2010 at 10:40 AM, Thor
Hi Raj,
Have you considered starting out with the JEE version of Eclipse, and then
installing the plugin via the zip mechanism? The JEE version of Eclipse
should contain all of the components that you need.
Rajeev
On Thu, Apr 15, 2010 at 2:23 AM, Raj wrote:
> I am trying to install the plug-i
Answering my question,
The problem appeared because I was updating two instances of class Job
simultaneously (I had two tasks in the same queue with bucket size >
1).
@Entity
public class Job {
@Id
@GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.IDENTITY)
private Key key;
Class
Hello,
it seems - although it would be "strange" - that the time my Servlet
spends with "Thread.sleep" is added to the used CPU time.
Can anybody confirm that?
Thanks!
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I am trying to install the plug-in from behind a proxy and I have no
clue of what/where the proxy is, it's addess and username/password to
bypass it.
So I had to install the plug ins from zip file as per the FAQ.
The only problem is that none of the JEE plug in has been install so
this
Select Hel
Hello,
It looks like a typo in
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/config/webxml.html#Filters
Code: filterConfig.doFilter(request, response);
Also sample LogFilterImpl does not implement all methods defined in javax.
servlet.Filter
Can you please take a look and update. Thanks
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Hi,
I know this is not the point on Google App Engine, but I´ve come
across this problem.
We have a running app online that satisfies many customers, but one of
them (there´s always one) would like to run it somehow "offline"...
Does anyone have used the developement server to run a production
ap
Hie
I have a Entity class Country.
The very first time when i am running my app this is not created in
datastore.
So my code:
try{
String query = "select from " + BloodDonorCountryList.class.getName()
+
" where countryName == \"" + country.toLowerCase() + "\"";
log.info
Here, I've created a project that hosting the problem
http://code.google.com/p/testjdo/source/browse/#svn/trunk/TestJDO
-Appengine sdk 1.3.2
-JUnit 3
So, I made two unit tests to test:
Owned one-to-one relationships
Owned one-to-many relationships
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I believe that GAE does not guarantee that the format of local
development datastore "local_db.bin" files remains unchanged between
SDK versions. So updating to a newer version of the SDK has the risk
that data stored in a local copy of the development datastore is lost.
I remember that there have
> I turned the relationship around and it managed to work, but I still
> liked your idea of embedding the user class better since there will be
> no user without a person object.
You could use @Embedded with JDO (assuming Google have implemented
it), and then if you use it against an RDBMS in the
> I want to create JDO query with 4 arguments, but in Eclipse I got
> error, that only 3 arguments are allowed.
> List results = (List) q.execute(companyKey, true, true, false);
Why not look at the JDO API ? It's a standard after all.
http://db.apache.org/jdo/api23/apidocs/index.html
executeWithA
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