Tag: Java

When developing any application that uses a database, it’s incredibly important to have good tools at hand for working with the data in your database. Eclipse has great tools for working with relational data, and if you’re using the Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) to manage your database, then configuring a connection to your […]

We’re all back in the office after a great week at re:Invent! We enjoyed meeting so many customers and hearing feedback from you on how you’re using the AWS services, SDKs, and tools. If you weren’t able to attend AWS re:Invent this year, you can still check out lots of great video content online: Day […]

The first ever AWS conference, re:Invent, has sold out! If you are one of the lucky people with a conference pass, we hope that you will come to hear Jason Fulghum and me speak about advanced features of the AWS SDK for Java and the AWS Toolkit for Eclipse. On Wednesday morning after the keynote, […]

The AWS SDK for Java makes it easy to store objects in Amazon DynamoDB and get them back out again, all without having to write the code to transform your objects into table items and vice versa. All you need to do is annotate your domain classes in a few places and the SDK will […]

Welcome to the AWS SDKs and Tools Java blog. We’re glad to see you here! This blog features information for AWS Java developers, including: Demonstrations of new features in the AWS SDK for Java Announcements of new features in the AWS Toolkit for Eclipse Best practices for using the SDK Important AWS product announcements for […]