Hi,
Thanks you for your reply. Can you please suggests me,from where I should start. Actually my main concern is that I have to communicate Google app engine project from another project which is deployed in Tomcat server. Today I try to achieve this using Remote API calling but unable as there is an error saying that appid can't found. Error 404.
I have already posted this error in the group.
I would like to request you to go through that post and/or suggest me a path from where I should start.
and I try to use Remote API, is it the correct approach ??
I am going to call remote API from non app engine application and try to connect with a app engine application.
please help me in this two point.
Regards
Snahasish
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On "Nick (Cloud Platform Support)" <[email protected]>, 14 Sep 2015 22:21 wrote:Hey PK,--The Mail API is really meant for more admin-purpose mail sending, and if you have a requirement for mass email sending, heavy attachments, or advanced features, Sendgrid is really the way to go. To overcome the problem of reading files into memory, you could always create links on your own app which map to a given file and would send a redirect response to the temporary signed serving URL for the Cloud Storage object. This will make your mail messages much smaller and faster as well.
If you're interested in sending attachments themselves, you will have to load the data into memory in order to send the email, since the bytes have to actually be written into the body of the message, and this is no different as for any email service. The mail message simply has to contain the data of the file. Of course in theory the infrastructure could find a way to insert this into some kind of proto-messsage lacking the file data which is intercepted, filled, and then sent on its way, you'd need to make a feature request, which you've already done, so that's good.Best wishes,
Nick
On Monday, September 14, 2015 at 12:33:03 PM UTC-4, PK wrote:Unfortunately, the send mail API does not have a way to send as an attachment files from cloud storage. In our applications, this forces us to read the whole attachment to main memory and then use the mail API to send it. For big attachments this quickly overwhelms small footprint instances.The same goes for incoming e-mail with attachments, it would be nice to go directly to cloud storage.Please star this: https://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issues/ detail?id=10560 Does anybody have experience how this would work with sendgrid? Can I stream an big attachment to a storage location and then send an e-mail referring to that location and the same for incoming messages with attachments?On Sep 14, 2015, at 9:13 AM, Nick (Cloud Platform Support) <[email protected]> wrote:Hi Snahasish,
It's definitely possible to do what you're thinking of. You can use Cloud Storage or Blobstore to upload and read files to/from your App Engine instances, and you can use the Mail API or Sendgrid to send the mail. You should use Sendgrid if you intend to use more than the quota allowed for the Mail API.I hope you are able to find what you need by reading in the docs related to those services.
Sincerely,Nick
On Saturday, September 12, 2015 at 7:12:02 AM UTC-4, snahasis ghosh wrote:
Hi,
I am new in Google app engine.
I need some help and suggestion from you.
I have an project in Google app engine,
for example http://devSend.
appspot.com/ I have another application written in GWT 2.7.0 and SmartGWT5.1 and deployed in Tomcat 7 java 1.8 (64 bit).
From this application I want to upload a file(.np3) https://devSend.
appspot.com/devstore/indfs01 location. Also I want to send mail using Google app engine from http://devSendsend.appspot.
com/ devsend.
All the path are configured.
Is it possible to achieve this ?
From where I have to start ?
Please help me.
Regards
Snahasish
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