Not sure what your search server does, but presumably the user enters
keywords
and you search through your file based pre-prepared 'indexes' of file
offset and keywords to return
information to locate the word within the text?
Since you don't have direct access to big table and are not wanting to
2 things to fix in your web.xml:
--param-value should be single valued
--url-pattern ExampleApp/* should be changed.
url-pattern has the following rules
path mapping: starts with /, ends with /*
extension mapping: begins with *.
"default" servlet: single character /
Have you thought of designing for all viewports from the start instead
of a redirect?
see the new jquery library
http://jquerymobile.com
On Oct 4, 11:57 am, WillSpecht wrote:
> Can someone give me a basic rundown of how to set up a mobile site on
> app engine. I already have a standard site
Hi!
I'm studying Computer Science and I am italian. Actually I'm new to the
NoSQL world, have a little experience with Google App Engine
(DataStore/BigTable) and MongoDB… I need to create a social network website
for the university. Well, only the data model scheme. A little one, of
course. Nothin
I have an Android client that deals with product items and I would like to
create an interface for displaying the most popular programs at any given
time.
I have read and used shard counters to achieve highly scalable and parallel
counting. This has been working well as far as counting is con
Either using the blobstore api, or urlfetch api is also possible if you can
put the data as files up on the web somewhere they can be downloaded from.
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I have full-text indexed all of O'Reilly eBooks (1,600 of them) using
my own search engine. You can see how the search works if you have an
Android tablet and install (free app) eCarrel (O'Reilly bookstore). To
make searching manageable in the context of GAE I have originally
partitioned all the bo
How can i initialize data into DataStore .
I have written an app that requires only to get Data with id.
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Hi,
just wanted to share my experience with parsing XML on App Engine/Java:
http://www.floreysoft.net/en/blog.html
Cheers,
Daniel
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> Yes, although you're still limited by the datastore - you can't save
> images bigger than 1MB due to the Blob size limit (I'm not sure if it
> would work to spread the data over m
We had a web application that uses GWT. Now we are trying to remove
the GWT application into a separate App and others as dynamic web
application in Eclipse. It was originally coded in Net beans.
I removed all GWT dependent files but i still get the following error
on building.
I have also include
Yes, although you're still limited by the datastore - you can't save
images bigger than 1MB due to the Blob size limit (I'm not sure if it
would work to spread the data over more than one Blob, but I think I'd
avoid it.
I might try to avoid storing image data in the datastore at all to be
honest -
I am having the same issue. I have checked web.xml and the welcome-file
doesn't start with slash. Is there some other reason why this error occurs?
In my case, the application runs successfully from Eclipse, dev_appserver
and Ant, but not in appspot. Here is the web.xml:
http://www.w3.org/2001
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