Question

I am trying to make a simple application using Google App Engine.

Below is my code

helloworld.py

print "hello"

class helloworld():
        def myfunc(self):
                st = "inside class"
                return st

test.py

import helloworld

hw_object  = helloworld.helloworld()
print  hw_object.myfunc()

app.yaml

handlers:
- url: /.*
  script: helloworld.py

- url: /.*
  script: test.py

When I run my application via http://localhost:10000 it prints only hello whereas my expected output is hello and inside class.

My directory structure

E:\helloworld>dir
app.yaml       helloworld.py  test.py

I am pretty sure this has something to do with Script Handlers.So, what is the correct way to define handlers and what is wrong in my way of defining them.

Answer 1

When your first handler pattern /.* matches http://localhost:10000, the remaining handlers are all ignored.

You can updated your app.yaml

handlers:
- url: /hello
  script: helloworld.py

- url: /test
  script: test.py

And browse http://localhost:10000/test