google-app-engine

问题 In Google App Engine Flexible environment many Logs are skipping, and not getting shown in the Logging console, and it is happening always, I am checking it on Stackdriver Logging section on Google Cloud dashboard, the Logs I am showing using console.log() are getting skipped but mongoose query logs are getting printed. Also, now currently sometimes my logs console.logs are getting shown but sometimes not, but previously they were getting shown every time. Why now is it not working every time

问题 Looking at the Google App Engine API, it seems that despite all its great features, the User API is extremely limiting. It seems you can only authenticate people who have a Google account, or use an OpenID account, or via some OAuth kung fu (handshaking with a Facebook account etc). This appears to be a major stumbling block for anyone who wants a proprietary user base by creating user accounts within the application. In short, I don't want my users to have to use or create a Google account

问题 Looking at the Google App Engine API, it seems that despite all its great features, the User API is extremely limiting. It seems you can only authenticate people who have a Google account, or use an OpenID account, or via some OAuth kung fu (handshaking with a Facebook account etc). This appears to be a major stumbling block for anyone who wants a proprietary user base by creating user accounts within the application. In short, I don't want my users to have to use or create a Google account

问题 When I am trying to deploy my first application to Google App Engine, it gives me an error An internal error occurred during: "Deploying JugaadFunda to Google". com.google.appengine.tools.admin.AppAdminFactory.setJarSplittingEnabled(Z)V I am really not getting where I am wrong. I would appreciate if someone helps. 回答1: I got this error when updating my App Engine SDK version from 1.9.54 to 1.9.61 (Using JRE7). Getting back to 1.9.54 was my solution. Hope it helps. 回答2: Update 27-Mar-2018 I

问题 When I am trying to deploy my first application to Google App Engine, it gives me an error An internal error occurred during: "Deploying JugaadFunda to Google". com.google.appengine.tools.admin.AppAdminFactory.setJarSplittingEnabled(Z)V I am really not getting where I am wrong. I would appreciate if someone helps. 回答1: I got this error when updating my App Engine SDK version from 1.9.54 to 1.9.61 (Using JRE7). Getting back to 1.9.54 was my solution. Hope it helps. 回答2: Update 27-Mar-2018 I

问题 I would like to ask what is the common way for handling role-based security with Google App Engine, Python? In the app.yaml, there is the "login" section, but available values are only "admin" and "required". How do you normally handle role-based security? Create the model with two tables: Roles and UserRoles Import values for Roles table Manually add User to UserRoles Check if user is in the right Roles group Any other idea or any other method for role-based security, please let us know! 回答1

问题 In my search for a good social login package for App Engine, I am giving gae-boilerplate a try. But I find there is no documentation except the readme file, which I think it is not enough at all. I have many questions, among them: Should the boilerplate be used as a library or download and modify as needed? How should the boilerplate be updated? What does each model do? Where should my templates go? Should I have a different routes file? Should I derive my Handlers from BaseHandler? In

问题 I do the following - url: /user/.* script: script.py And the following handling in script.py: class GetUser(webapp.RequestHandler): def get(self): logging.info('(GET) Webpage is opened in the browser') self.response.out.write('here I should display user-id value') application = webapp.WSGIApplication( [('/', GetUser)], debug=True) Looks like something is wrong there. 回答1: In app.yaml you want to do something like: - url: /user/\d+ script: script.py And then in script.py : class GetUser(webapp

问题 I do the following - url: /user/.* script: script.py And the following handling in script.py: class GetUser(webapp.RequestHandler): def get(self): logging.info('(GET) Webpage is opened in the browser') self.response.out.write('here I should display user-id value') application = webapp.WSGIApplication( [('/', GetUser)], debug=True) Looks like something is wrong there. 回答1: In app.yaml you want to do something like: - url: /user/\d+ script: script.py And then in script.py : class GetUser(webapp

问题 Can somebody explain the 5000 index cap in the Datastore in plain English. Does that mean that an indexed list property of a stored object cannot have more the 5000 elements? 回答1: The Datastore limits the number of index entries that a single entity can have, this limit is set to 5000 elements per entity. You can test this limit easily using the Interactive shell with the following snippet: class Model(db.Model): x = db.ListProperty(int) entity = Model(x = range(5001)) entity.put() 'Too many