If we index a field after many entities have already been created, how
can we get the app engine to re-index all the data for the entity?
Do we have to 'touch' (update) each and every instance of the entity
to get the index build on that field so we can query using the
console?
G
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I have seen, for some time, DeadlineExceededExceptions in our apps log
where it appears to be hanging on a request.getSession(). In our app
we have an authentication filter that sets and removes an attribute on
the session and this error happens at least twice a day.
Has anyone else seen this
/indexconfig.html#Us...
?
That should be the answer to your question
regards
didier
On Nov 10, 8:26 pm, gholler georgehol...@gmail.com wrote:
Is it possible to auto-generate the datastore-indexes.xml while
running JUnit tests that use the LocalServiceTestHelper
/indexconfig.html#Us...
?
That should be the answer to your question
regards
didier
On Nov 10, 8:26 pm, gholler georgehol...@gmail.com wrote:
Is it possible to auto-generate the datastore-indexes.xml while
running JUnit tests that use the LocalServiceTestHelper
Is it possible to auto-generate the datastore-indexes.xml while
running JUnit tests that use the LocalServiceTestHelper (with
LocalDatastoreServiceTestConfig)?
It seems like it would be great to have the file automatically
generated and then deployed with maven.
Unfortunately I don't see the file
In the last couple of days we've been seeing
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError exceptions in our log for our GAE Java
app. The class in question is one of ours that works and has worked
for months. What could this be? Is this caused by problems with a
static server behind the scenes? Has anyone
may disappear if you clean your project
prior to deploying it.
Eclipse Project Clean...
On 01/11/10 14:15, gholler georgehol...@gmail.com wrote:
In the last couple of days we've been seeing
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError exceptions in our log for our GAE Java
app. The class in question
may disappear if you clean your project
prior to deploying it.
Eclipse Project Clean...
On 01/11/10 14:15, gholler georgehol...@gmail.com wrote:
In the last couple of days we've been seeing
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError exceptions in our log for our GAE Java
app. The class in question
When GAE is load balancing your app, and it decides to start up a new
instance, why are they sending a client request as the first hit to
your app? Unless your app is trivial, you're going to have some
startup time. It's not a good job of load balancing if requests are
sent to an instance that
No, the 30 second limit is a hard limit. If a request can't finish in
30 seconds (or somewhat earlier), you get an exception. You then have
an undetermined amount of time before the app engine kills your
request and returns a 500 status code. You wouldn't happen to be using
Spring, would you?
On
Okay, the first thing mentioned was that you are using Spring. We are
doing an experiment removing Spring in our app to see what impact it
has on startup time.
On Mar 3, 7:57 pm, Wong lhw...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I am using Spring MVC. The application being cycled out overly
aggressively
I'm seeing the same thing here. All of a sudden I can't deploy to the
cloud. I'm using gae 1.2.2, and I'm getting the exact same error. The
only thing that may have an effect is that I had someone else on my
team deploy to the same account (different app id), since then I
haven't been able to
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