If we can't load service config, we'll loudly log it and then replace the application with one which responds to all requests with HTTP 503 Service Unavailable.
This adds a dependency on webob rather than reinventing the "http exception" scheme. Google's webapp2 framework has a dependency on webob for the same reason. (An alternative implementation of this scheme is available from the werkzeug library.)
If we can't load service config, we'll loudly log it and then replace the application with one which responds to all requests with HTTP 503 Service Unavailable.
Equivalent of https://github.com/cloudendpoints/endpoints-management-java/pull/39
This adds a dependency on webob rather than reinventing the "http exception" scheme. Google's webapp2 framework has a dependency on webob for the same reason. (An alternative implementation of this scheme is available from the werkzeug library.)