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Google App Engine example

by Arnar Birgisson :: Rate this Message:

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Hey there,

On the GAE example page on the wiki, it says:

"""
This method works fine as long as the app is only going to be the
gateway. It would be beneficial, however, to have the SWF running on
the same instance. We need an approach that is closer to how PyAMF is
implemented for Django, where we use the Google webapp WSGIApplication
and map a gateway URL to PyAMF.
"""

I thought you could set up multiple wsgi apps under different urls
through the app.yaml file quite simply. Is that not so?
I know you can point to static files that are served without bothering
the python stuff at all..

Arnar


Re: Google App Engine example

by Nick Joyce :: Rate this Message:

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HI,

You can set up separate gateways on different urls, as you would 'normal' python scripts . I'll modify the wiki.

Cheers,

Nick

On 15 Apr 2008, at 10:20, Arnar Birgisson wrote:
Hey there,

On the GAE example page on the wiki, it says:

"""
This method works fine as long as the app is only going to be the
gateway. It would be beneficial, however, to have the SWF running on
the same instance. We need an approach that is closer to how PyAMF is
implemented for Django, where we use the Google webapp WSGIApplication
and map a gateway URL to PyAMF.
"""

I thought you could set up multiple wsgi apps under different urls
through the app.yaml file quite simply. Is that not so?
I know you can point to static files that are served without bothering
the python stuff at all..

Arnar
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Re: Google App Engine example

by Arnar Birgisson :: Rate this Message:

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Hey,

My main concern was that I got the impression that the flash file
could not be hosted on the same instance as the gateway (which you can
do). I may have simply misunderstood though..

Arnar

On Wed, Apr 16, 2008 at 6:14 AM, Nick Joyce <nick@...> wrote:

> HI,
>
> You can set up separate gateways on different urls, as you would 'normal'
> python scripts . I'll modify the wiki.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Nick
>
>
>
> On 15 Apr 2008, at 10:20, Arnar Birgisson wrote:
>
>
> Hey there,
>
> On the GAE example page on the wiki, it says:
>
> """
> This method works fine as long as the app is only going to be the
> gateway. It would be beneficial, however, to have the SWF running on
> the same instance. We need an approach that is closer to how PyAMF is
> implemented for Django, where we use the Google webapp WSGIApplication
> and map a gateway URL to PyAMF.
> """
>
> I thought you could set up multiple wsgi apps under different urls
> through the app.yaml file quite simply. Is that not so?
> I know you can point to static files that are served without bothering
> the python stuff at all..
>
> Arnar
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