Or build a proxy somewhere that does the big fetch caches and provides as 2+
files.
GAE:URL Fetch Proxy
Proxy: URL Fetch Requested URL, Write to Local, return first 1000 bytes ,
(if File longer than 1000 Bytes return 1001 bytes)
GAE: If file len > 1000 bytes {URL Fetch Proxy 2} Else Goto 10
Proxy: Return from file bytes 1001 to end, If file still longer than 1001
bytes return 1001 bytes
GAE: If file len > 1000 bytes {URL Fetch Proxy 2} Else Goto 10
GAE "10": Append file bits. Do Stuff.
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Guy Tavor
Sent: Monday, May 30, 2011 12:03 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [google-appengine] Re: URLFetch 1MB Request Limit
If you own the second system, you can build a protocol where your appengine
system saves the blob to blobstore, notifies the second system that a job is
ready, handing it a key.
You then have the second system fetch the blob off the appengine.
G
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