Hi,
would it be a good idea to keep an member variable with an httpClient.
With that would be not neccessary to create a new DefaultHttpClient
each time data is posted? Think of a use case in which data is posted
or getted in intervalls...
Greetings!
Sky
On 7 Feb., 11:01, Sky
Hi meyertee,
I'm using the account which I've created the app with!!
Where may I set the authentication permissions?
Thank you very much!
Bye
CRI
On Jan 18, 7:38 pm, meyertee meyer...@gmail.com wrote:
Are you using Google Apps to authenticate users?
If you are, try signing in with a Google
In this example it looks like you replace existing list
(r.seznamNemovitosti) with completely new one. But what if there is
already existing list?
Another question. In JDO documentation it's told you don't need to
make persistent all members of the object separately - all of them
should be stored
some api of persistence in scala for gae?
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Hi,
Starting points (also to get in touch with those people):
http://groups.google.com/group/google-appengine-java/browse_thread/thread/322f249eea7354d/5fbf635c15ffdba2?lnk=gstq=scala#5fbf635c15ffdba2
I'm looking for is an api to replace, JPA, JDO, objectify, that is written
in scala.
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Hi again,
Is https://github.com/FaKod/JPA-for-Scala what you are looking for ?
didier
On Feb 9, 1:49 pm, Davi da Silva Nogueira davis...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm looking for is an api to replace, JPA, JDO, objectify, that is written
in scala.
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Each page is pre-compiled for the live app. On the development server
pages are compiled on the fly. This means that you have to pass your
variables as parameters or attributes. I believe the best design
pattern is to have a servlet catch your page request, create all the
variables you need to
Could you tell me please how can I test cron locally?
As far as I see it doesn't work.
My code is dead simple.
public void doGet(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse resp)
throws IOException
{
System.out.println(inited!);
Hi - I am creating a solution where I need to give a subdomain address
for my customers eg:
hello.xxx.com should revert back to appid.appspot.com/xxx
Worst case
xxx.appid.com pointing to appid.appspot.com/xxx
Is it possible with Google app engine?
If not, if there something I can play with.
I am using Tiles and Struts in GAE App. All works on localhost but
after uploading all into GAE one page doesn't work. No exception, no
errors in logs in Admin. Quota is not exceed. How to know what is
happened? Unfortunately all were work before Tiles. Please help me!
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I have entity with 5 records into it. Now I want to replicate those 5
records into 500 records into same entity.
so please suggest me how to do this I dont want to access each
property of entity.
Thanks in advance
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Hello,
I hope my message would pass through pre-moderation :)
The thing is — I need to trigger one task every 5 minutes in the
interval from 01am till 04am.
Cron would be good.
But as I can see Google has cut off most of the Cron's native
functionality.
And my problem can not be solved only
According to
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/taskqueue/overview.html#Task_Execution
a
single task has up to 10 minutes to execute. However, while testing my app
in slow mode I discovered that the GAE/J SDK consistently times out queue
tasks in 30 seconds (I'm on version 1.4.0).
I'm building a healthcare app that will filter all requests (url pattern *,
ideally). In the filter, I'm checking to see if the user is logged in and
throwing the login page if he isn't (using Google user service). On the dev
server this is a problem because the login page is simply a
Do you mean that all pages work, except one? Or not even one works? I am
asking because if it the former, then the problem is page-specific. If it's
the latter, then something's wrong with your application config.
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I'm not aware of one. Write one and open source it! The low-level datastore
API is simple enough to port to Scala:
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/javadoc/com/google/appengine/api/datastore/package-summary.html
You can build type safe abstractions around it.
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You probably already know this, but just in case you don't, appid has to
be replaced with your app's real application id, as defined in your
appengine-web.xml (for Java) or app.yaml (for Python).
If you knew this already and you still cannot send emails, then you might
have found a bug in
Hi,
In my app I have approached this problem in a different way without using
filters.
1)I have a login servlet which checks for login and forwards to login page
if user is not logged in. If the user is logged in ,it redirects to first
page of app(different from index.html)
2)the index.html in
Hi,
Cron doesn't work locally on dev server:
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/config/cron.html#Cron_Support_in_the_Development_Server
regards
didier
On Feb 9, 10:45 am, momijigari r.oskol...@gmail.com wrote:
Could you tell me please how can I test cron locally?
As far as I see it
Hi,
Google App Engine supports domain name wildcards via Google Apps dns:
see http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/domain.html (especially
bottom paragraph)
but, it's not really an answer to your question as your xxx gets lost
during redirection: all urls go to a single one but you lose the
Hi,
me again: my post above may be the right solution after all, under the
condition that the wildcarding just does the redirect but does not
change url. You have to check this after setting up your dns wildcard
If yes, you are all set:
a) you do redirect *.xxx.com to
Hi,
If you're ok with creating 36 different jobs in you cron.xml
(according to
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/config/cron.html#About_cron_xml),
you can do it by having a separate job
cron
url/myurl/url
descriptionmy job of 01:00/description
scheduleevery day 01:00
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