In Python, how can I test if I’m in Google App Engine SDK?
Whilst developing I want to handle some things slight differently than I will when I eventually upload to the Google servers.
Whilst developing I want to handle some things slight differently than I will when I eventually upload to the Google servers.
Windows XP, Python 2.5:
I’m developing a Google App Engine application and I am encountering references to both an App Engine SDK and a Cloud SDK.
Reading this doc it says “You must initially deploy a version of your app to the default service before you can create and deploy subsequent services.”
I’m having contention problems in Google App Engine, and try to understand what’s going on.
My (python) app is using several entities, many of them in a 1:1 relationship. For example:
After upgrading my GAE Python Linux SDK from version 1.9.35 to 1.9.38 my application stopped working, all requests are failing in similar manner:
I have to label something in a “strong monotone increasing” fashion. Be it Invoice Numbers, shipping label numbers or the like.
I have created a simple GAE app based on the default template. I want to add an external module like short_url. How do I do this? The directions that I have found so far are confusing and GAE doesn’t seem to use PYTHONPATH for obvious reasons I guess.
I have a model with an image stored as a binary blob. I want to display this image, along with other data about the object, in a template. Since the image is not a separate file, I can’t figure out how to display it. I’ve tried setting headers, or using send_file or render_template, but I either don’t get the image or only get the image and not the rest of the template. How can I display a binary blob as an image in a template?