I refactored my project to change the name of one of the top-level packages
and it seems to have broken my configuration.
When the PersistenceManagerFactory.getPersistenceManager() is first called,
the exception below is thrown.
I think the issue is that jdoconfig.xml is not being picked up.
I figured out this.
I had modified the Application Setting -AuthenticationOptions to 'Federated
Login'. Hence it was not authenticating.
I changed back to 'Google Account API', and I am able to download the data.
This is a problem in the production application, as we will not be able to
use the
Hi ,
Can anybody help me out in how to integrate PB(Protocol Buffer) in Google
app engine.
I don't know how to start , how to do?
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Thanks for info, Imai.
Also console shows no running instances for this application!?
I think maybe this is normal.If you don't enable always On feature.
Instance will sleep if there is no access for 1 or 2 minutes.
I actually meant that there is no instance immediately after I get 500
I have searched all over the internet ( Google ) and can't find a concrete
complete example of how to post to the BlobStore from a Command Line Java
program.
All I have been able to find are examples for POSTing or rePOSTing from
inside a GAE application, mostly image related processing.
I am
Yeah, Apache HTTP Client library is used in net.authorize.HttpClient class.
It should not be hard to update this class to use Url Fetch service.
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One other thing: I'm using OpenID, would that cause problems, even though
I'm trying to log in as an administrator? All I'm getting in the logs is the
302 response - I *really* need to figure this out. Help?
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On Feb 18, 2:48 am, Ian Marshall ianmarshall...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Didier,
I know that I am not Luis but I too
Hi all.
First of all I have to admit: I havent read all the docs.
I had a small app running, it basically has this:
A User:
@PersistenceCapable(detachable = true)
@FetchGroup(name = _post, members = { @Persistent(name = posts) })
public class User implements Serializable{
@PrimaryKey
Thanks, Sean.
You've probably done something since the app is working fine now.
Downtime was a bit over two days. What would you recommend to shorten
downtime in case of similar situation in the future?
On Feb 22, 3:18 am, Sean Lynch (Google) sly...@google.com wrote:
We've acknowledged the
Hi,
Could you tell us why you need it ?
If it's to access the datastore, it's already there: below the low-
level datastore api.
regards
didier
On Feb 21, 12:48 pm, kartik kudada kartik.kud...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi ,
Can anybody help me out in how to integrate PB(Protocol Buffer) in Google
I need to access datastore , convert data into protocol buffer format.
Then send across to different system.
How to achieve this requirement.
Any help would be appreciable.
Regrads,
Kartik
On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 10:59 AM, Didier Durand durand.did...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi,
Could you tell
Hi Didier,
Almost same requirement is mine. Actually My requirement is to expose
the data store data (or any custom data) in protocol buffer format and
it will consumes by java standalone program via RPC.
I went through the Protocol Buffer documentation and I came to following
questions-
1.
Having looked around a bit more, I've concluded that GAEJ's model is
worth its limitations, especially for start-ups (free-quota) on the
long-term (scalability [load-spike-handling-competency, latency,
etc..], multiple app versions, separate secure app loading
unloading, etc..), all out of the
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