Downloading a string is similar to downloading a FolderItem except that the string is held in memory rather than written to a file.ĭim theStringDownload as string // 200 is successful TheStringUpload = theS3.StringUpload( "Contacts/F30BB9DD-DE9A-4F13-91B1-79BA4A776585/PhotoURL/StringUpload.txt", theString )ĭownload a String via a Key.
Uploading a string is similar to uploading a FolderItem except that the string is held in memory rather than read from a file.ĭim theStringUpload as string // 200 is successful TheFolderItemUpload = theS3.FolderItemDownload( "Contacts/F30BB9DD-DE9A-4F13-91B1-79BA4A776585/PhotoURL/" + theFolderItem.Name, theFolderItem ) To download a file, you first define the folder Item and then pass the Key and FolderItem. TheFolderItemUpload = theS3.FolderItemUpload( "Contacts/F30BB9DD-DE9A-4F13-91B1-79BA4A776585/PhotoURL/" + theFolderItem.Name, theFolderItem )ĭownload a FolderItem via a Key. To upload a file, you first define the folder Item and then pass the Key and FolderItem.ĭim theFolderItem as FolderItem = ("test-one.png")ĭim theFolderItemUpload as string // 200 is successful Internally, this method calls ListGetXML and transforms the data into a Dictionary for easier processing. Get a Listing of Content, technically Files and Folders via a Key as a Dictionary. Get a Listing of Content, technically Files and Folders via a Key as XML. Amazon has a ton of information about S3. In our database we have a Table called "Contacts" that has a record with that UUID and a column called "PhotoURL" which stores the key and the filename that was most recently updated which might look like "Contacts/F30BB9DD-DE9A-4F13-91B1-79BA4A776585/PhotoURL/PhotoOfHal.png". This how we store files for a specific Contact Photo. In the List Files example below, we're looking for what is in the "PhotoURL" folder which is in the UUID "F30BB9DD-DE9A-4F13-91B1-79BA4A776585" folder which is in the "Contacts" folder.
S3 uses Keys to reference files and folders. Just set your Keys, update the Region, Domain, and set your Bucket name. Once you drag the class to your project you can instantiate S3. Once you have your Amazon account created, enabled S3 and add an S3 Bucket, I'd suggest using an App like CyberDuck to connect to S3 as a viewer to see the result of making calls to the S3 Class. First initialize the class then start making calls!īefore getting into the calls, I'd like to have a big thank you to Tim Dietrich and Christian Schmitz for their example code which made putting the S3 Class together super easy.
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