Release: AWS SDK for Java 1.3.10

The latest API update to Amazon CloudFront allows you to use CloudFront to deliver dynamic content. This new capability gives you a simple, cost-effective way to improve the performance, reliability and global reach of your dynamic websites. Amazon CloudFront works seamlessly with dynamic applications running in Amazon EC2 or your origin running outside of AWS without any custom coding or proprietary configurations, making the service simple to deploy and manage. And, there are no additional costs beyond Amazon CloudFront's existing low prices for data transfer and requests, and no long-term commitments for use.

For more information on these features, see the Amazon CloudFront release notes.

The previous API version of Amazon CloudFront has been temporarily made available in the com.amazonaws.services.cloudfront_2012_03_15 package to provide developers with more time as they migrate to the changes in the latest API version.

Amazon Simple Email Service (Amazon SES) now supports domain verification, which enables customers to verify an entire domain and then send email from any address on that domain.

Domains can be verified via the AWS Management Console or via the Amazon SES API. Using this feature via the AWS Management Console is also fully integrated with Amazon Route 53 for customer-managed domains. For more information, see the Amazon SES Developer Guide.

The AWS Marketplace is an online store that helps customers find, compare, and immediately start using the software they need to build products and run their businesses in the AWS cloud. The new Amazon EC2 client provides support for AWS Marketplace product codes.

For more information, see the Amazon EC2 release notes.

A bug has been fixed in the AmazonS3EncryptionClient where calling GetObject with a range could, in some cases cause only half the data to be downloaded.

ErrorCodes in exceptions thrown by the AWS Storage Gateway Service client are now correctly populated and not null.