Amazon Web Services via SOAP or REST

Has anybody done anything with Amazon Web Services and Seaside?
More specifically, are there any helper classes in the public
repositories that deal with this topic, or are people just rolling
their own?

I got as far as

url := 'http://webservices.amazon.com/onca/xml?Service=AWSECommerceService&etc...'.
url asUrl retrieveContents

and then I figure, I should feed the contents to an XML Parser of some sort.

I'm new to the Squeak environment -- is there a particular easy to use
XML parser you would recommend?

Thanks!

Dmitri Zagidulin
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You can use Yaxo it has a SAX and DOM interface as far as I recall.

Stef


On 15 août 06, at 22:39, Dmitri Zagidulin wrote:

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No idea about Squeak, but I was just able to generate an S3 interface in
VisualWorks using WSDL Wizard in 7.4.1, it even creates a testing workspace
for ya,

client := AmazonS3Client new.

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arg1 := PutObject new
                bucket: ("String");
                key: ("String");
                metadata: (OrderedCollection with: MetadataEntry);
                contentLength: ("LargeInteger");
                accessControlList: ( OrderedCollection with: (
                                Grant new
                                        grantee: (Grantee new
                                                        yourself );
                                        permission: ("String");
                                        yourself ));
                storageClass: ("String");
                aWSAccessKeyId: ("String");
                timestamp: ("Timestamp");
                signature: ("String");
                credential: ("String");
                yourself.
value := client putObject: arg1.

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arg1 := GetObject new
                bucket: ("String");
                key: ("String");
                getMetadata: ("Boolean");
                getData: ("Boolean");
                inlineData: ("Boolean");
                aWSAccessKeyId: ("String");
                timestamp: ("Timestamp");
                signature: ("String");
                credential: ("String");
                yourself.
value := client getObject: arg1.

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This is all from http://s3.amazonaws.com/doc/2006-03-01/AmazonS3.wsdl

Cheers!

-Boris

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Has anybody done anything with Amazon Web Services and Seaside?
More specifically, are there any helper classes in the public
repositories that deal with this topic, or are people just rolling
their own?

I got as far as

url :=
'http://webservices.amazon.com/onca/xml?Service=AWSECommerceService&etc...'.
url asUrl retrieveContents

and then I figure, I should feed the contents to an XML Parser of some sort.

I'm new to the Squeak environment -- is there a particular easy to use
XML parser you would recommend?

Thanks!

Dmitri Zagidulin
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Hi,

In Squeak, AmazTalk seems to be near to your goal, though I have not
tried it yet.
http://www.squeaksource.com/AmazTalk/

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Thanks, everybody!

AmazTalk is exactly what I was looking for.

~Dmitri



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