so, you are not using com.google.appengine. api.datastore.Blob ?
On Sat, Nov 20, 2010 at 12:23 PM, andrew wrote:
> Just to re-iterate:
>
> the question is related to images stored in the BLOBSTORE (not the
> datastore) and served via the ImageService using the
>
> url = imagesService.getServingU
Just to re-iterate:
the question is related to images stored in the BLOBSTORE (not the
datastore) and served via the ImageService using the
url = imagesService.getServingUrl(blobKey);
call.
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While saving image in the datastore and using valueStrategy =
IdGeneratorStrategy.IDENTITY for the primaryKey you then retrieve the
image by the id. This works on development and production servers.
On Sat, Nov 20, 2010 at 4:49 AM, andrew wrote:
> Didier:
>
> Forgot to clarify this in the pre
Didier:
Forgot to clarify this in the previous post.
I have no problems to upload (and even delete) files to the blobstore
in local dev_server.
The problem is the URL returned by the call:
url = imagesService.getServingUrl(blobKey);
from the ImageService code when running in dev_server
it
Starman:
Unfortunately that solution won't work for the deployed code working
with the *real* blobstore/image service, as the serving URL returned
is a real URL for the ImageService on a different server to your
application, so you need to store the host and port.
I'd rather not have specific cod
Hi Andrew,
I use the blobstore service locally for my tests: I can upload files.
For the viewer, it comes in the Datastore viewer with entity type =
"__BlobInfo__" (you also have a __BlobsSession__ entity in the viewer)
regards
didier
On Nov 18, 11:09 pm, Starman wrote:
> Just remove the proto
Just remove the protocol:ip:port prefix before you store the serving
url.
On Nov 18, 3:03 pm, andrew wrote:
> I am having issues getting a url for an image to be served from the
> ImageService when running locally on the dev server.
>
> The code (which works fine when deployed) is this:
>
>
