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Make Amazon's S3 cloud easier with Java based JetS3t (2 messages)
- Posted by: Frank Charles
- Posted on: April 27 2009 06:53 EDT
It's always best to write less code, right? And it makes a lot of sense to borrow someone else's hard work too. As you'll see in this article, the Amazon S3 service can expose the RESTful API and JetS3t makes working with S3 and the Java language a lot easier and ultimately a lot more efficient.Threaded Messages (2)
- Thanks so much by osman nuri on April 27 2009 07:16 EDT
- Yes it's fine but... by Elias Ross on April 29 2009 00:50 EDT
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- Posted by: osman nuri
- Posted on: April 27 2009 07:16 EDT
- in response to Frank Charles
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Yes it's fine but...[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Elias Ross
- Posted on: April 29 2009 00:50 EDT
- in response to Frank Charles
JetS3t is fine, but I wrote a less bloated version to access S3, that's used in JBoss Cache. It's a simple API, thus a simple library to access it. Maven repo info: http://e-xml.sourceforge.net/ Code: http://e-xml.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/e-xml/amazon-s3/trunk/ It's based on the Amazon client implementation but cleaned up quite a bit.