Google App Engine - Updating a blobstore via byte array using simulated POST?

I figured out the solution to this. The problem is that the example I pulled the MultiPartStream code from did not set the header for the authentication cookie I simply added the following to my middle-man servlet that passes the Post data off to the Upload servlet Cookie cookies = req.getCookies(); String name = cookies0.getName(); String value = cookies0.getValue() urlConn. SetRequestProperty("Cookie", name + "=" + value).

I figured out the solution to this. The problem is that the example I pulled the MultiPartStream code from did not set the header for the authentication cookie. I simply added the following to my middle-man servlet that passes the Post data off to the Upload servlet.

Cookie cookies = req.getCookies(); String name = cookies0.getName(); String value = cookies0.getValue(); ... urlConn. SetRequestProperty("Cookie", name + "=" + value).

1 Note that in the recent update to SDK it is possible to create blobs programmatically, without procuring such request. You can use Files API for that, as described in code.google. Com/intl/pl/appengine/docs/java/blobstore/… (for Java).

– Xion Apr 20 at 9:34.

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