Hello community,
I'm currently following the instructions in the "getting started"
section of http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/
gettingstarted/creating.html">creating a Java Project.
When I run the project, I get this Error Message: .
I'm online, obviously.
I have no desktop firewall r
Hello,
I have found the following tutorial on the JDO which is used in
AppEngine
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/datastore/jdo/
but would like a somewhat more in-depth step-by-step resource on JDO.
I was wondering, given it was published in 2003 when JDO 2.0 was not
yet out and given
Hey,
I am also experiencing this problem. Trying to reconnect from the client
side
after the token expiries with no luck, I'm using the gwt-gae-channel
library on
client side.
I was just wondering if you have found a solution to this problem?
Thanks
Joe
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No, these should be part of the App Engine SDK. Are you using the Eclipse
plugin? When you create a new "Web Application Project" these are already
included.
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On Thu, Jan 5, 2012 at 2:13 AM, SAS wrote
I'd like to add the following addendum to my post.
The images composite as expected if instead of trying to composite
them in GAE, I instead composite them in the browser using HTML5
canvas code.
I have assumed that since several of these images are in the 750K
range that I need to composite them
I've received a reasonable workaround from Google Enterprise Support:
You can use a timer on the client side to renew the token before it
expires. This will work somehow...
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Hey,
I am also experiencing this problem.
Trying to reconnect from the client side after the token expiries with no luck.
I'm using the gwt-gae-channel library on client side.
I was just wondering if you have found a solution to this problem?
Thanks
Joe
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You might want to look into the algorithm for scheduling workers, as
mentioned here
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/config/queue.html#Queue_Definitions
(push queues only)
Task queues use a "token bucket" algorithm for dequeueing tasks. The
bucket size limits how fast the queue is proc
The problem with a cron every 30 seconds is that it will fire, and
start up instances if you have none running - or extra instances if
you have one busy - even where there is no "work" to be done.
Maybe you have this non-time-critical work to be done once a day (as
is my case also) and you don't
Try turning the widget 3 degrees to the left.
We're going to need more information than that. "Internal server error" is
most often caused by an exception being thrown in your code and not caught
- you should see details in the error log (on production) or on the console
(on the dev server).
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