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There seem to be 2 ways to use django 1.1 with GAE
Google App Engine helper for django The new use_library() function We currently use the first. Should we switch? And what's the difference between the two?
Started by Paul Biggar on
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The helper applies a series of patches to the django libraries to enable of the advantages of not distributing your... .
Use_library of the box on app-engine.
P/app-engine-patch/
It allows use to use most of Django features including Admin.
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The app-engine-patch authors have officially marked this wonderful project as dead on their website. Over the last year a lot of people have asked what the best way to run Django on Google App Engine was, and time after time people have pointed to app...
Started by Spike on
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That is the option we'll all use in a little while, so probably it's worth to try it out and not to... .
Though not actively supported, primarily google datastore yest) option a try.
App engine patch is probably a safer bet for a given moment.
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How does one handle logging in and out/creating users, without using Google Users? I'd like a few more options then just email and password. Is it just a case of making a user model with the fields I need? Is that secure enough?
Alternatively, is there...
Started by Dominic Bou-Samra on
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Own user model, you're going to need to do your own session handling as well; the App Engine Users.
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Hi! I'm looking for some blog engine on this platform. Something like Wordpress. I don't need many options and features, but I need a ready solution.
Thanks in advance.
Started by troorl on
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I developed my own blog on appengine.
Will most likely be full of App Engine compatible blog-software.
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Is the transition to Python 3.x for Google App Engine likely to be difficult? I know Google App Engine requires the use of at least Python 2.5. Is it possible to use Python 3.0 already on Google App Engine?
Started by AwareTek on
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The....
If/when , it should be very straightforward.
It's simply, the upgrade path is likely to be very simple from Python 2.5 to Python 3.x on App Engine.
It is impossible to currently use Python 3.x applications on Google App Engine.
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Can I use JPA 2.0(e.g EclipseLink) with Google App Engine?
Started by DaUltimateTrooper on
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The DataNucleus plugin to the Google AppEngine supports both the JDO and JPA API to access Google Engine :
The App Engine Java SDK includes an implementation of JPA 1.0 for the App Engine datastore.
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Why is java.lang.Thread in the Google App Engine whitelist when it is not supported?
Started by cometta on
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For example, you can do
Thread.sleep(1000);
However, App Engine doesn't allow.
Only Google (or their employees) can give you the real reason, but my guess is partially supported.
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How portable are applications for the Google App Engine? Are these bound forever on the GAE?
Started by stesch on
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Recently, which touches on your question:
http://waxy.org/2008/04/exclusive_google_app_engine_ported with the Google cloud; you can't be sure you can move an arbitrary GAE program to another platform to stop using the google....
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There is any geocoding/routing service which runs on Google App Engine? (besides the Google Maps API)
Started by Jader Dias on
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The former isn't a particularly good use of App Engine ....
App Engine doesn't have built-in geocoding or routing, so you're left with two options: Load map data into App Engine and geocode/route locally, or call out to a web service.
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Has someone managed to use mechanize with Google App Engine application?
Started by Immortal on
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Hi, I have....
But no code at the time of writing.
I found that someone created this project: gaemechanize.
Looks like it shouldn't be too difficult, but'll require some hacking .
The only information I've been able to find on it is this other question .
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