Thank you Robert, and Starman.
The thing is, the application that does the daily updates can't be a
web application, at least not through GWT, because it needs to get a
feed from Analytics, and it takes too long so that GWT throws a
timeout exception.
Is there a way to deploy a simple, GUI-less J
Hello,
I am getting too many gclid requests in my application.
What can be done to turn off these requests. Is these requests good or bad.
What is the purpose of these requests in my appengine application.
Regards
-aswath
1. 11-08 02:39AM 07.207 /?gclid=CIqzlt6DkaUCFUV76wodemQlMg 200
3544ms
Hi Eyal,
deploying a gui-less is the same thing as deploying any other gaej
appl (gwt, etc.)
Then, you can schedule regular jobs via cron: see
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/config/cron.html
regards
didier
On Nov 8, 9:16 am, Eyal wrote:
> Thank you Robert, and Starman.
>
> The thing
Hi Eyal,
Where do you run your application when getting this exception: on your
dev env or on the google infrastructure ?
regards
didier
On Nov 8, 8:44 am, Eyal wrote:
> Thank you lp, and Didier.
>
> Actually this application will need to run in production, and not only
> in testing.
>
> I need
On my dev, when running "As A Java Application." If I try to run it as
a Web Application I get a Timeout exception, because the Analytics
feed takes too long to respond...
Thanks for looking into this, Didier!
Eyal
On Nov 8, 1:55 pm, Didier Durand wrote:
> Hi Eyal,
>
> Where do you run your app
I'm using the XMLReader to read a feed like below.
URLConnection urlConnection = url.openConnection();
XmlReader reader = new XmlReader(urlConnection);
When this is called I receive within 5 seconds an IOException "Timeout
while fetching"
I also tried to set the timeouts but still no luck.
urlCo
Also see my similar question from a few days ago:
http://goo.gl/d3T2d
On Nov 8, 4:41 am, bengroot87 wrote:
> I'm using the XMLReader to read a feed like below.
>
> URLConnection urlConnection = url.openConnection();
> XmlReader reader = new XmlReader(urlConnection);
>
> When this is called I rece
Eyal,
Now it's clear = you MUST run the application as a Web Application to
be able to activate the App Engine environment with the Datastore that
you need for JDO.
Then you MUST activate the local dev env for App Engine on your
machine : see my previous answer with the link.
If you don't do bot
Hi Didier,
Thanks for your reply. Here's the problem, though: when I run it as a
web application I'm getting a timeout error. I've already posted this
issue on the Analytics dev group at (http://groups.google.com/group/
google-analytics-data-export-api/browse_thread/thread/
3f9956a25d718b59) but s
Hi Eyal,
Can you detail (i.e post code samples) on what you do with Analytics
("I need to be able to update the application's datastore with a feed
from Analytics.") and how you want to do it.
It's too vague as of now.
regards
didier
On Nov 8, 4:41 pm, Eyal wrote:
> Hi Didier,
>
> Thanks for
Hi Didier,
Sure, here is an example method:
public SiteBasicData getSiteBasicData(AnalyticsService as, Site site,
DateTime date) {
SiteBasicData sd = new SiteBasicData();
as.setConnectTimeout(1);
as.setReadTimeout(1);
DataFeed dataFeed = null;
Just to complete the picture here's the initialization of the
AnalyticsService:
AnalyticsService as = new
AnalyticsService("gaExportAPI_acctSample_v1.0");
as.setUserCredentials(CLIENT_USERNAME, CLIENT_PASS);
Thanks again,
Eyal
On Nov 8, 7:27 pm, Eyal wrote:
> Hi Didier,
Sorry. I am just facing this defeat. I just followed the instructions
startup page and modified it. I try to google this but cannot find the
answer. Any one can help me?
package idv.petrie.prtm.model;
import java.util.Date;
import javax.jdo.annotations.IdGeneratorStrategy;
import javax.jdo.anno
Hi,
I am using GAE/JAVA/GWT 2.1 and storage JDO/Datastore
GWT 2.1 and the RequestFactory are in use to send DTO objects between
client and server.
Now, I have a Entity with a property of type
"com.google.appengine.api.datastore.Email". But I cannot directly use
this type on the proxy DTO object,
case 【PreparedQuery.countEntities()】 is Deprecated。
but how can I get the Total Count of a specific Query?
the 【PreparedQuery.countEntities(FetchOptions fetchOptions) 】only
return the count specificed by fetchOptions!
ex.
Query query = new Query(Book.getKind()); // there are 3 entities with
"B
Hi,
I am using Java SDK for Google App Engine. Using eclipse google plugin
for application development. My application works fine in my local
machine in eclipse but getting blank page on application server.
But I used python for bulkloader. I stuck here badly and not able to
proceed. I am not sur
Hi
I am writing an application that will allow an undetermined number of
clients on the application.
Every client's data will be stored using the NameSpace mechanism.
There will be a huge difference on the quota usage per client. (A
client will be a company and the company will add users to it's
You can, but one will need to expose an API to the other applications.
Different application IDs cannot access the same datastore. Different
deployed versions of the same application can.
As far as syncing goes, there's the bulk upload/download tool:
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/t
No, the mapper will go over everything. If the number of entities is small,
you are better off placing an indexed property on ONLY these fields, then
just iterating over them with a cursor and either a local client making
multiple HTTP calls to your App Engine app or chained task queues.
--
Ikai L
There's no way currently to determine quota usage per namespace. Our
preference is that you use a single, multitenant namespaced application.
Do you have severely assymetric clients app usage? I'm curious to see if the
current pricing structure of $0.12 gigabyte/$0.15 gigabyte stored is
actually
Remap these complex types onto native Java types while copying your
entities onto your dtos... or are you sending your entities to the
client directly?
Usually, you will not want to send the entities to the client as it
exposes your data model directly. You should create your service layer
so as t
Is this recommendation just for quota distribution (so that the big
ones do not eat up the quota of the smaller ones) or is this a
recommendation for better scalability and performance?
I always had the impression that the GAE infrastructure would be able
to handle such access patterns and give go
Ikai,
Are there any plans to support filter functionality in the future? I
have a similar situation where I want to iterate over a collection
that is big enough to be used by the mapper framework, but much
smaller than the actual collection size of all entities of that kind.
Brad
On Nov 8, 11:56
There was talk about supporting it, but the priority is getting out the
shuffle/reduce steps first.
appengine-mapreduce is an open source project. You can probably just
edit/subclass DatastoreInputFormat.java and add the filter functionality:
http://www.google.com/codesearch/p?hl=en#XwsseYUY0Ps/t
Hi Starman, Thx for your reply.
>From what I understand, you are "manually" copying the properties from
the Entity to the DTO. But this process is automated in GWT 2.1
So, I am not sending my entities directly, but the proxies as per the
documentation :
http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/late
hi didier
i would like to see your unit test config and your spring config.
can u post pls.
thanks
-lp
On Fri, Nov 5, 2010 at 12:12 PM, Lucio Piccoli wrote:
> hi didier,
>
> i did follow the google unit test doc.
> But my issue is using the spring tx with JPA in unit test.
> ii cant seem to ge
Hi liqwei,
You can get the total count of a specific query as follows:
Query query = new Query(Book.getKind());
PreparedQuery pq = ds.prepare(query);
FetchOptions option = FetchOptions.Builder.withLimit(Integer.MAX_VALUE);
out.println(pq.countEntities(option));
Hope this helps,
Yasuo Higa
On S
I want to ask fellow GAE users whether you think GAE is good choice to
build real business on?
I have used GAE for some personal projects, and right now help a
friend on a tiny start up (but with big dream). The project is related
to social network - I am thinking of two options:
1, GAE
The benefit
Context:
- Tasks as defined in
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/taskqueue/overview.html
- Secured URLs as described in
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/config/webxml.html
In the following excerpts, you can see I want to be sure that only
administrators can access over SSL res
I'm biased, naturally, but here's my piece:
They're both great, young platforms, and successful businesses have been
built on both Google App Engine as well as Amazon EC2. Amazon's lower level
access appeals to some, whereas Google App Engine's abstractions appeal to
the folks in this group.
Have
Having worked for a SaaS company with 500K users and +500M items in
its database, the cost of just managing your infrastructure are
enormous.
Recently, I have been working on two unrelated projects, but both of
pretty similar sizes. One on AWS, the other on GAE.
AWS is rented virtualized servers
Hi JY,
I have used both: for a small company aiming at big applications, I
would definitely go GAE because it's PaaS: you don't have to deal with
the infrastructure which can become quite time consuming when your
application gets big if on EC2 (you have to update/patch your images,
take care of yo
Thanks IKai and Starman, very good advice. I don't have problem with
big table or even limit of the data store since my project relies on
social graph so I will very likely take the de-normalized approach,
the other NoSQL solutions all have restrictions.
I guess I am mostly concerned about the sta
Thanks Didier, will check out AppScale.
On Nov 8, 10:32 pm, Didier Durand wrote:
> Hi JY,
>
> I have used both: for a small company aiming at big applications, I
> would definitely go GAE because it's PaaS: you don't have to deal with
> the infrastructure which can become quite time consuming whe
You might also want to check out a detailed comparison on technical
aspects here
http://thoughts.inphina.com/2010/11/01/comparing-google-app-engine-and-amazon-ec2-on-technology/
Regards | Vikas
On Nov 9, 9:32 am, Didier Durand wrote:
> Hi JY,
>
> I have used both: for a small company aiming at
Hi Eyal,
Independently of App Engine, how many seconds does it take to get an
answer to your request to Google Analytics (as given above) when you
run is "as a Java application" ? A servlet cannot last more than 30s
in App Engine, so knwoing your timing is important.
But, from my experience, you s
Hi Didier,
It takes about 8-9 seconds to return with a reply "as a java
application" for one query. I'm going to need a lot more than one
query, though, so some of my fetch requests will take much longer. But
in any case the timeout exception hits even before the 8-9 seconds,
and even when I incre
Just to be clear, the timeout exception hits on App Engine. All is
well as a java app.
On Nov 9, 8:06 am, Eyal wrote:
> Hi Didier,
>
> It takes about 8-9 seconds to return with a reply "as a java
> application" for one query. I'm going to need a lot more than one
> query, though, so some of my fe
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