If I want to bind a domain to my APP on GAE, I should add a CNAME to ghs.google.com. so, I want to know how does ghs.google.com work? For example, I have a CNAME like this : blog.goace.com -> ghs.google.com , and my app's URL is ace.appspot.com. When I type http://blog.goace.com in my browser, what will happen before I see my Gapp on the screen?
相关问题
- java.lang.NullPointerException at java.io.PrintWri
- __call__() missing 1 required positional argument:
- Upload file to Google Cloud Storage using AngularJ
- Where is the best place to put one-time and every-
- facebook “could not retrieve data from URL”
相关文章
- Is there a size limit for HTTP response headers on
- appcfg.py command not found
- Google app engine datastore string encoding proble
- Angular route not working when used with Google Ap
- Doctrine not finding data on Google App Engine?
- Using OkHttp client via OKClient on Google App Eng
- Google appEngine: 404 when accessing /_ah/api [dup
-
Google App Engine Error:
INVALID_ARGUMENT
Your browser sends a request to Google's server with the
Host: yoursite.com
header.Google looks up this hostname in a (very large) database mapping hostnames to websites, then serves the corresponding website.
This database includes App Engine apps, Google Apps aliases, BlogSpot blogs, and other things.