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Updates to the AWS SDKs
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We’ve made some important updates to the AWS SDK for Java the AWS SDK for PHP, and the AWS SDK for .NET. The newest versions of the respective SDKs are available now.
AWS SDK for Java
The AWS SDK for Java now supports the new Amazon S3 Multipart Upload feature in two different ways. First, you can use the new APIs — InitiateMultipartUpload, UploadPart, CompleteMultipartUpload, and so forth. Second, you can use the SDK’s new TransferManager class. This class implements an asynchronous, higher level interface for uploading data to Amazon S3. The TransferManager will use multipart uploads if the object to be uploaded is larger than a configurable threshold. You can simply initiate the transfer (using the upload method) and proceed. Your application can poll the TransferManager to track the status of the upload.
The SDK’s PutObject method can now provide status updates via a new ProgressListener interface. This can be used to implement a status bar or for other tracking purposes.
We’ve also fixed a couple of bugs.
AWS SDK for PHP
The AWS SDK for PHP now supports even more services. We’ve added support for Elastic Load Balancing, the Relational Database Service, and the Virtual Private Cloud.
We have also added support for the S3 Multipart Upload, and for CloudFront Custom Origins, and you can now stream to (writing) or from (reading) an open file when transferring an S3 object. You can also seek to a specific file position before initating a streaming transfer.
The 1000-item limit has been removed from the convenience functions; get_bucket_filesize, get_object_list, delete_all_objects, delete_all_object_versions, and delete_bucket will now operate on all of the entries in a bucket.
We’ve also fixed a number of bugs.
AWS SDK for .NET
The AWS SDK for .NET now supports the Amazon S3 Multipart Upload feature using the new APIs — InitiateMultipartUpload, UploadPart, CompleteMultipartUpload, etc.as well as a new TransferUtility class that automatically determines when to upload objects using the Multipart Upload feature.
Weve also added support for the CloudFront Custom Origins and fixed a few bugs.
These SDKs (and a lot of other things) are produced by the AWS Developer Resource team. They are hiring and have the following open positions:
- Ruby Software Development Engineer
- Software Development Engineer
- Software Development Engineer – Windows/.NET
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