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New Features
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Description
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| Amazon Simple Workflow |
The AWS SDK for .NET now supports Amazon Simple Workflow (Amazon SWF). Amazon SWF is an orchestration service for building scalable,
resilient applications. Using Amazon SWF, developers can structure the various processing steps in an application as tasks
that drive independent, distributed components and orchestrate these tasks in a reliable and scalable manner.
Here is a sample of what an application might look like to poll bugs coming in through a work flow and have them be triaged.
PollForDecisionTaskRequest pollDeciderRequest = new PollForDecisionTaskRequest()
{
Domain = "bug-queue",
TaskList = DEFECT_TASKLIST,
Identity = "triage"
};
while (true)
{
PollForDecisionTaskResponse pollDeciderResponse = swfClient.SimpleWorkflowClient.PollForDecisionTask(pollDeciderRequest);
DecisionTask task = pollDeciderResponse.PollForDecisionTaskResult.DecisionTask;
// If there are no events then there was no bug to triage currently so go back and poll.
if (task.Events != null)
{
TriageBug(task);
}
}
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| Amazon RDS support for VPC |
This release introduces support for running your DB Instances in an Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC). |
Resolved Issues
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Description |
AmazonRoute53Client |
Fixed an issue with AmazonRoute53Client where parameters were not being correctly passed to the service. |
AmazonS3Client Keep Alive |
AmazonS3Client was modified to enable HTTP keep alive for better performance.
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System.Web Dependency |
The dependency on System.Web was removed so that the SDK can work in the .NET client profile. |
AmazonEC2Client Exception Handling |
Updated AmazonEC2Client to throw the original exception when all retry attempts have been exhausted. |
Known Issues
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Issue
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Description
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Installation Requires Administrator Privileges
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The default install location is %PROGRAMFILES%, which on most computers
is "c:\program files". In order to install files to the default location,
the MSI must be run by an Administrator. If you don't have Administrator privileges
on the machine, please change the install location to something like "c:\Documents
and Settings\\AWS SDK for .NET", and the install will complete
successfully. If you are running on Vista, your personal folder is similar to "c:\users\\".
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Uninstalling the SDK Produces "Unknown Publisher" Message
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On Windows Vista, uninstalling the MSI results in an "Unknown Publisher" dialog
even though the installer is signed by Amazon Web Services. This is a known Windows
Installer bug on Windows Vista, and is documented here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929467/en-us
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Supported API Versions
This release of the SDK supports the following API versions:
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Service
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API Version
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Amazon CloudFront
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2010-11-01
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Amazon CloudWatch
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2010-08-01
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Amazon DynamoDB
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2011-12-05
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Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud
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2011-12-15
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Amazon Elastic MapReduce
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2009-03-31
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Amazon ElastiCache
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2011-07-15
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Amazon Relational Database Service
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2011-04-01
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Amazon Simple Email Service
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2010-12-01
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Amazon Simple Notification Service
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2010-03-31
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Amazon Simple Queue Service
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2011-10-01
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Amazon Simple Storage Service
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2006-03-01
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Amazon Simple Workflow Service
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2012-01-25
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Amazon SimpleDB
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2009-04-15
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Auto Scaling
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2011-01-01
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AWS CloudFormation
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2010-05-15
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AWS Elastic Beanstalk
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2010-12-01
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AWS Identity and Access Management
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2010-05-08
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AWS Import/Export
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2010-06-01
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| AWS Route 53 |
2011-05-05 |
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AWS Security Token Service
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2011-06-15
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Elastic Load Balancing
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2011-11-15
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Release: AWS SDK for .NET 1.4.3
