It looks like you can delay tasks via API :
TaskOptionscountdownMillis(long countdownMillis)
Set the number of milliseconds delay before execution of the
task.
TaskOptionsetaMillis(long etaMillis)
Sets the approximate absolute time to execute.
I also found a link :
I used the Release Candidate 2 for Spring-code 3.0 and release 1.5.8
for Spring-ws and Spring-oxm
On Sep 8, 5:05 pm, Shweta Deshpande wrote:
> Hi tetsujin,
>
> Thanks for your reply. I changed to an earlier version of Spring (2.5.6, to
> be precise), and version 1.5.1 for spring-ws. There is some
I experienced this with lists of complex objects in owned
relationships, not with lists of strings, see
http://code.google.com/p/datanucleus-appengine/issues/detail?id=218 .
Lists of strings should not be a problem since they're stored in the
same "table", basically the listproperties Bret mentions
Stepmas, please keep us informed with your tests on that particular point,
as we are currently changing our data model to match Brett's recommandation
about list properties in child object.
On 09/09/10 11:58, "Frederik Pfisterer" wrote:
> I experienced this with lists of complex objects in owned
Hi Ikai,
can you give a pointer to a document that states what rules and
regulations GAE complies to?
e.g. where did you state the noncompliance to HIPAA? What does Google
prevent from complying?
Thanks,
Fred
On 8 Sep., 20:13, "Ikai L (Google)" wrote:
> Yes, you can partition by namespace on do
I posted on similar issues here -
http://groups.google.com/group/google-appengine-java/browse_thread/thread/e81658b708e92d9e
After spending (wasting) several days experimenting w/ the combination
of detached and owned entities, my apps now work fine, but I always
need to call JDOHelper.makeDirty b
Hello all,
A little background... I'm mostly new to web frontend development, I
come from a mostly backend and desktop background. I have a GAEj app
that provides the backend for a rather sophisticated desktop/mobile
app. This backend will also drive a website in addition to the
desktop/mobile a
Hi Mike,
I think the reason we don't explicitly publish a list of "frontend
frameworks that play well with App Engine" is because there really is
no technical barrier between front end frameworks that work in the
browser such as JQuery, etc and the backend (App Engine). Many App
Engine users make
Hi,
I am making a lot of calls per day to parse html files, and already at
low activity notice that my Incoming Bandwidth quota is just being
eaten away.
After some debugging I noticed that my responses were being received
in plain text, and not gzip as I had expected. After some digging, and
fro
Hello,
I am using GAE with Java have been seeing HardDeadlineExceededError
for some tasks running in the task queue. I searched for ways of
catching this error, and have tried to catch it using
DeadlineExceededException in places where I query the datastore (esp.
delete queries with filters), as w
Hello, guys. I'm using Google App Engine 1.3.7 eclipse plugin with
eclipse 3.5 on a Windows 32bit machine. It works great for me to
develop Java servlets and serve them at localhost. However, whenever I
modify the servlet source, I've to stop the previously running
instances of app engine at localh
Hi Sergio
I like the VRaptor.
Is there any plan to improve the speed of the VRaptor in GAE?
maybe if you remove the dependency of spring.
Thanks
On 9 set, 01:20, Sergio Lopes wrote:
> Hi everybody
>
> I use GAEJ for a year now, mainly with VRaptor and Spring IoC
> frameworks. As every GAE deve
Hi,
do you use Ubuntu 10.04?
I use Ubuntu 10.04 and I had the same error.
The solution is described here:
http://digitalexplorations.wordpress.com/installing-google-app-engine-for-eclipse-3-5-on-ubuntu-10-04-lts/
Install the WST code from the Eclipse Galileo source.
The source is: http://downl
With the low-level API, you would just set the Key of the old object to the
one one and persist it. With managed persistence via PersistenceManager or
EntityManager, I believe you can set a key and merge (but I'm not sure off
the top of my head).
On Wed, Sep 8, 2010 at 12:43 PM, Shaun wrote:
> T
There is no way to catch a HardDeadlineExceededError. However, you
should be getting a DeadlineExceededException first. Perhaps it is
being caught and not properly logged by your code or some third-party
library that you are using?
If you would like help debugging this let me know your applicati
There's no document (we are working on a general document for security,
audit processes, etc), but we do not make the statement that we are not
HIPAA compliant. I want to offer a quick disclaimer that I am not in a
position to make any legal statements, so if there are any specifics you
wish you di
Is your server running in debug mode? Most classes should be hot reloadable.
You'll still need to restart your server for web.xml changes.
On Thu, Sep 9, 2010 at 12:56 AM, Felix wrote:
> Hello, guys. I'm using Google App Engine 1.3.7 eclipse plugin with
> eclipse 3.5 on a Windows 32bit machine.
I'm wondering what's the best IoC container with the lowest startup time.
Guice? Pico? Spring?
(I guess Spring has the worst startup time)
On Thu, Sep 9, 2010 at 10:27, Edufa wrote:
> Hi Sergio
>
> I like the VRaptor.
> Is there any plan to improve the speed of the VRaptor in GAE?
> maybe if yo
Slim3 is among the fastest appengine Java Web frameworks. Small
footprint, no reflection and pure low level API for datastore. I use
it together with Jamon template engine (which is lightweight and fast
as well, templates get compiled). And both provide excellent eclipse
integration.
--
Roberto
O
Thanks for the explanation Chris!
Guess I'm learning jquery, golly, I'll be a real web programmer yet.
=)
On Sep 9, 7:58 pm, "Chris (Google Employee)"
wrote:
> Hi Mike,
>
> I think the reason we don't explicitly publish a list of "frontend
> frameworks that play well with App Engine" is because
You might want to look into Sitebricks which is a Google developed web app
framework built on top of Guice. It is a simple request response processor
with no fancy "component" abstractions like Wicket or Tapestry. This model
fits in very well with GWT (or other client frameworks) which request d
BTW, you can use GWT in a manor very similar to JQuery. Take a look a
GQuery by Ray Cromwell. He has an incredible benchmark page which
dynamically shows how GQuery out performs JQuery in almost every measure.
On 10 September 2010 05:53, John Patterson wrote:
> You might want to look into Site
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