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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How can i initialize data into DataStore .
I have written an app that requires only to get Data with id.
On Oct 5, 4:37 pm, Felipe Teixeira
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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
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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 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 -
Thanks .
Can i display images with Objectify Framework ?
i.e get output data (including image) with .get(key) method etc and
then Display to client based on his input .
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It would probably be most efficient to use the Datastore together with the
Memcache.
If you are new to all these things, I'd definitely recommend using the
Objectify framework which completely trivializes the transfer of entities
between GWT and GAE without having to use those awful DTOs. Objec
