app-engine-patch

Does anyone know what might cause the manage.py update command remember my google email address and password between updates and remote api calls from command line? I have to enter those every time. It's only on one PC the other one remembers everything just fine. (both running Windows XP) It's just a small thing but annoying ...

I entitled the post with error message in hope it would be indexed by search engines and people would be able to find a solution to there problem. Here is a sad story with happy end. When I finished my first app at AE, I thought I know all about Google Authentication. I was wrong. My second app is authenticated against

Testing app-engine-patch on the original website [link] I can login to admin and add a flatpage for example. But d o i n g t h e s a m e with the downloaded software app- engine-patch-1.0.2.1.zip s e e m s i m p o s s i b l e. In detail: After downloading the software app-engine-patch-1.0.2.1.zip unzipping,

I am trying to write my first tests using django's test client and am trying to simulate a logged in user request. I tried: self.client.login(username="jo [email protected]", password="") but that doesn't seem to do what I want, because the next line when I do a get: self.client.get("/dashboard.ht ml")

Hi, we've just launched a website using AppEnginePatch. It's here: [link] We are currently working on REST API build on top of app engine using AEP, we will be releasing it soon. I'll add powered by AppEnginePatch logo to the site too. :)

app-engine-patch has a example using Jquery,but i dont't know how does it work. how myapp/media/code.js is output to the template file? if i want to use ExtJs, how can integrate it into django? my English is poor ,I hope you understand what I ask upbove Thanks cookieu

I tried to read a file in a view like this: def foo(request): f = open('foo.txt', 'r') data = f.read() return HttpResponse(data) I tried to place the foo.txt in almost every folder in the project but it still returns [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'foo.txt' So does anybody knows how to open a file in app engine patch? Where

Hello, I am new to django. I've googled a bit for "django handle exception" but the results are not very clear to me. Please point me in the right direction. Do I put exception handling code into each view function? Do I need to use wrapper functions? Are there better approaches? Thanks!

I have done a little bit of testing around cpu-time for a handler serving up images stored as blobs. Doing the handler like this inside Django: def image(request, image_key): image = db.get(image_key) if image and image.image: response = HttpResponse() response['Content-Type'] = "image/png"

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