Python 2.7 threadsafe: true running on local

[ivan starkov]

Does anybody could run the base sample for Python 2.7

http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/gettingstartedpython27/helloworld.html

on local machine with  parameter threadsafe: true in yaml

This sample generate error: Could not find module helloworld.app 

the only way this sample works on my computer

is to change this line "script: helloworld.app"

to this "script: helloworld.py.app"

and add

def main():

    app.run();

if __name__ == "__main__":

    main()

to helloworld.py

And also what is official way to add webapp2 and jinja2 on local computer

i know two working solutions:

1) Add webapp2 jinja2 dirs to my app folder and exlude them in app.yaml

2) Add this libs to GAPP lib folder and change dev_appserver.py adding this lines

os.path.join(DIR_PATH,'lib','jinja2'), os.path.join(DIR_PATH,'lib','webapp2') to EXTRA_PATHS list

Is any elegant solution to make webapp2 and jinja2 work locally?

[Steve Sherrie]

No, it looks like the dev_appserver is not yet capable of using 'threadsafe: yes'. However, with 'threadsafe: no', and your handler setup like 'script: main.py', you *can* dev locally, and then make those 2 changes before deploying.

I know that doesn't help if you're testing multithreading features, but I think we're gonna have to wait 'til 1.5.6, or whenever the 2.7 runtime leaves experimental status, before we get that upgrade.


Steve

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[Tim Hoffman]

I don't believe the dev server is supported with 2.7 at all.  That was the position during the trusted testers phase

and all of the recent posts here by google indicate that is still the case.

Rgds

Tim

[Brian Quinlan]

That's correct - the dev appserver doesn't support Python 2.7 at all.

Cheers,
Brian

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[Tim Hoffman]

HI Brian

You should put that fact in a prominent position in the 1.5.5 release notes.

Tim

[Brian Quinlan]

I can't change the e-mails that we've already sent out but I've
updated the release notes of the code site and I'll add a notice in
the docs.

Cheers,
Brian

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