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Hi, I got Error 500 on Google App Engine out nothing.

http://oladic.appspot.com/ - this got error.

The same code runs flawlessly at: http://blogthere.appspot.com/ and http://912.latest.oladic.appspot.com/

How could this be?

A: 

App Engine appears to be borked this morning, lots of people are having this problem on the mailing list as well.

bpapa
I was not aware of that. Seems a system wide issue? That drops my positive bias towards Google App Engine. Thanks for noting.
Viet
A: 

I'm personally suffering from this issue on my site, too. Haven't found any resolution yet.

Ink-Jet
I see it working. How did u fix it?
Viet
It's not working on my end. I have the same problem with your site - it's working for me too. It's very odd.
Ink-Jet
A: 

My site has just, somewhat unexpectedly, come back online, with no work done by myself.

I assume it was a temporary problem with the App Engine, and, with any luck, your site should come back up soon.

Ink-Jet
+1  A: 

You can see the System Status and check if the error was when the system had problems

Kristian Damian
The system status reported that everything was fine, even though multiple people were having this problem, unfortunately.
Ink-Jet
+1  A: 

This issue has been resolved. The post on the downtime-notify list is here:

http://groups.google.com/group/google-appengine-downtime-notify/browse_thread/thread/7fb8a39149de3b55

The update on the system status page is here:

http://code.google.com/status/appengine/detail/datastore/2010/02/02#ae-trust-detail-datastore-get-latency

Ikai Lan
A: 

In my case, the problem appeared when I decided to deploy the application. After inquire for a while, I figured out that the problem was being caused due the imports of simplejson (in MacOS) or json (in Windows).

The solution to this, is to import the libraries from django. In my case I did:

from django.utils import simplejson

I hope this solution will work for you.

Harph