Hmm, thanks for pointing it out! In fact I was about to make the move from
appengine-clj to appengine-magic, but just because you make multipart
(image) uploading a little bit easier, as well as providing a better query
syntax (e.g., you support the offset parameter, which I now have to mimic by
On Feb 10, 7:47 pm, Edgar Gonçalves wrote:
> So for future reference, if you come up with the same issue, the solution is
> to compile your gen'ed-classes and delete all the others from the
> war/WEB-INF directory, making sure you have a standalone jar along the
> remaining used jars (a uberjar ma
On Friday, February 11, 2011 3:42:30 AM UTC, jk wrote:
>
> I don't know GAE but it's a web app right? Do you need to make a war
> file with a web.xml descriptor for it to find your servlet?
>
GAE is Google's Application Engine, a Python/Java webapp container that can
be easily used to host Clo
Thanks for posting your solution. Asking a question and then providing an
answer is no noise; I'm sure it will help folks with similar issues.
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I don't know GAE but it's a web app right? Do you need to make a war
file with a web.xml descriptor for it to find your servlet?
On Feb 10, 9:19 pm, Edgar Gonçalves wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I just realized there's this 3000 files limit we can upload on a WebApp to
> Google's Application Engine (GAE). I a
Ok, there was a hastiness problem from my side, caching or other issue, but
It's working now...
So for future reference, if you come up with the same issue, the solution is
to compile your gen'ed-classes and delete all the others from the
war/WEB-INF directory, making sure you have a standalone
Just a quick adenda:
Yes, I can run this on the local machine with all classes in place, and with
just the .servlet, so the problem should lie within the GAE side, right?
The specific error I get from GAE's logs, if I try to upload only the
servlet.class and everything else on a jar (along with
Hi!
I just realized there's this 3000 files limit we can upload on a WebApp to
Google's Application Engine (GAE). I also realized more than 2700 of mine
were .class files generated by clojure. (Which is obvious, once you think of
how it works).
Question: how can I delete those classes and mak
