attribute when using memcache on GAE.
Here are my questions :
1. Is there any method or attribute similar to 'storage' for memcache
on GAE ? And could it be implemented in gae_memcache.py ?
2. Am i doing this all wrong ? Should i better cache each dict
individually with memcache ?
3. Should i handle this in a completely different way ?
Let me know i am not clear enough,
Thanks for your help,
Regards,
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Jérémie
explain me where i am wrong ?
thanks for your help,
regards,
--
Jérémie
On 11 août, 15:15, mdipierro wrote:
> It will work if you setup gae memcache and point cache.ram to it. It
> is explained in the book in the GAE section
>
> On Aug 11, 7:45 am, howesc wrote:
>
>
>
> > i
on the same way.
Jérémie
On 13 août, 11:18, mdipierro wrote:
> Dear Jeremie,
>
> I did not write the memcache code myself but I looked into it (gluon/
> contrib/memcache/__init__.py). I found this line
>
> #key =
> self.__keyFormat__(key)
>
> And I am puzzled by
wow, thanks for that investigation...
it works well for the delete statement (which is what i needed)
just for information, the "get" statement returns : "A server error
occured. Please contact the administrator.".
Thank you Massimo for helping me,
regards,
--
Jérémie
auth.login_bare("usern...@domain.com","password")
Hope that will help anybody, if not, sorry for beating a dead horse,
Jérémie
PS : i am using a test_db so it does not modify my dev database
PPS : sorry, i was not using test_db (was commented) and cannot use it
right now cause you need to (re)define auth - so you have another
useless user in your dev db
assertEqual(len(result["errors"]),
new_status()
edit_status()
The edit_record() function belongs to the parameters.py controller.
My problem is :
when i do logger.debug(request.vars) in the edit_record() function,
on the second call (when adding new status), it displays the whole
request.vars, i mean, i do also have request.vars from ressources
(begda, endda...). I thought the request = Request() would reset and
clead the request object.
I've simplified the code to make it readable but it keeps the logic.
Could someone tell me what i am doing wrong ?
Thanks for your help,
Jérémie
values (e.g request.vars in my case), use :
clean = app_cleanup('init', request)
(note : replace 'init' by your app name)
Maybe there is a better way but i didn't find it
Jérémie
Sorry for multiposting. Yet, that last solution does not work either.
Maybe i am missing something within variable range but having these
unit tests working is just a pain in the a...
Thanks for any help,
Jérémie
ller = 'default'
self.request = pickle.dumps(request)
def setUp(self):
global response, session, request, auth
session = pickle.loads(self.session)
request = pickle.loads(self.request)
auth = Auth(globals(), db)
auth.define_tables()
In case anybody would need it.
Jérémie
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