..because developers like to work on new things.
Many of choose technology that pushes the limits. If GAE/j gets too far
behind the curve and doesn't support Java 7, people are not going to
migrate to the platform.
I consider Google a 'thought-leader' in emerging technology. But, they
Hello,
I must really miss something
We have an java appengine application that deliver nearly static content :
the result of request vary very few over time
a request is valid for almost 24h
inhttps://appengine.google.com/dashboard
I have nice chart of requests by type / per second
0% Static
try
response.setHeader(Cache-Control, public, max-age=+maxAge);
and check if response code is 200 for the first time and 304 the next one
On Thu, Sep 1, 2011 at 12:27 PM, Guillaume B.
guillaume.brus...@gmail.comwrote:
Hello,
I must really miss something
We have an java appengine
Since when did Google App Engine start using Googe Apps to manage
domains exclusively?
On Aug 31, 3:39 pm, footy anuj.hoo...@gmail.com wrote:
Okay, consider what you mentione being the case where I haven't added
the subdomain to my app properly.
So hence my question is why was it working until
Thanks for your answer
unfortunatly even using your code I have no more success
code is always 200
Can there is a link to that fact that I send json data ?
public static void publishData(HttpServletResponse response,
byte[] msgByte, int secondsToCache) throws Exception {
The default UTF-8 to String conversion isn't working for me when the string
has supplementary unicode characters (characters that are 0x1 or
greater). I've attached a servlet that demonstrates this problem.
You can test the servlet with the following url
This is the code :
URLFetchService fetchService = URLFetchServiceFactory.getURLFetchService();
URL posturl = new URL(http://www.example.com/comment?token=xxx;);
HTTPResponse response = fetchService.fetch(new HTTPRequest(posturl,
HTTPMethod.DELETE));
int responseCode =
Hi,
I think its better to wait till some of the bugs are worked out...
Regards
On Sep 1, 9:41 pm, Tommy Fannon tfan...@gmail.com wrote:
..because developers like to work on new things.
Many of choose technology that pushes the limits. If GAE/j gets too far
behind the curve and doesn't
