My app started throwing exceptions right after the latest maintenance;
apparently Runtime.getRuntime().totalMemory() is now actually removed from
the server runtime? Couldn't you just return zero?
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError:
com.google.apphosting.runtime.security.shared.intercept.java.lang.R
If you are brand-new to coding, I would not use GWT. I would start
with HTML/CSS/Javascript. Many folks start their coding careers there
(and many many stay there because they love it). You can get started
quickly and the learning curve is not so steep. The learning curve on
GWT or even Adobe F
Yes, the w3schools material is good. The mozilla foundation also had
a great set of learning materials at http://developer.mozilla.org
Click on the learning tab in the upper right.
Ed
On May 25, 4:00 am, Drew Spencer wrote:
> Sorry dude, I kinda naively assumed you would already have some exper
I have an Java App Engine project using SDK 1.3.5 and the latest
Restlet GAE 2.0rc4 to implement some restful services. Everything
worked well (this has been in product for 6 months) until I added GWT
to the project. As soon as I check GWT on in the control panel
(without even adding a module) my
In my application I'm using JDO. In some cases, I have un-owned
relationships where I explicitly created my own entity group because I
need to be able to do transactions with a group of records. For
instance;
@PersistenceCapable(identityType = IdentityType.APPLICATION,
detachable = "true")
publi
My code attempts to enqueue a new task within a transaction that
happens inside a task handler. Basically, I'm trying to enforce strict
serial handling by the tasks, so I have my task, as the last thing it
does, enqueue another task to the same url (but with a different name,
because I let appengin
It turns out the technique I described in my previous post has two issues.
1. Because only one transaction can be running at a time within a process,
and the entity used as the mutex really cannot be in the same entity group
as the primary entity, you can get into a situation where the mutex ent
We are testing a update to our app on a couple of qa instances
(applications, not just JVMs) of AppEngine. Both are getting
DeadlineExceededException pretty often. However, we have only a single user
hitting the database and it has little data in it - basically, there is no
contention for the
I've been using Java AppEngine since it became available. I chose
JDO for portability and so I could get started very quickly. I can
say that JDO offers very little real portability for significant apps
because of the very different semantics of the underlying datastore.
If I were developing for
