问题
I'm trying to deploy the MaxMind geoIP database as part of a Java app deployed in Google AppEngine. Things worked okay when we were using the free version, but upon upgrading to the paid-for (and larger) database, trying to deploy gives the error:
File /tmp/appcfg4412552511405829763.tmp/WEB-INF/GeoIPCity.dat is too large (limit 32000000 bytes)
As far as I can tell, I have jar splitting enabled, but that doesn't help because this isn't a jar (renaming it to .jar doesn't magically fix it either :). Is there any way to get a file this large (~48mb) deployed as part of an AppEngine app?
My fallback plan is to shove the file in Cloud Storage and grab it from there. Unfortunately, Maxmind's Java code really really wants a File - not a Stream, not a Reader, not a byte[], but a File - which is hard to come by in AppEngine. Before I end up re-writing a bunch of stuff, I figured I'd see if anyone had managed to solve this problem already.
回答1:
On GAE the max application file size is 32Mb.
AFAIK you can not work around that. It would be best if you could split that in smaller files.
回答2:
Why use a 3rd party geoip database file fór this information when you get geo point, country, region and city for free in the appengine request headers?
My advice is to use x-appengine-geopoint, -country, -region and -city headers respectively for this purpose.
This should work, but requires you to catch thor headers at request level and store in the datastore along with other user data.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14447536/maxmind-database-file-too-large-for-appengine-app