How to send an email with Amazon Web Services, using the Java SDK … . . . → Read More: Amazon AWS Simple Email Service with Java
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How to send an email with Amazon Web Services, using the Java SDK … . . . → Read More: Amazon AWS Simple Email Service with Java I am using iText to generate a PDF and saving it into byte array so I could send it directly to Amazon S3 without saving to disk. Here is how to save a byte array into Amazon S3: String bucket = "bucketname.obliquid.com"; String fileName = "2011/test/test.pdf"; byte[] contents = new byte[] { 1, 2, 3, . . . → Read More: Uploading a byte array into S3 Using Java Amazon Simple Email Service is a web service allowing to send email, verifying the delivery status. 1. I’ve signed up to the service. It requires an AWS account and an additional validation of a phone number to access this service. I had a very hard time to verify the phone number since I was receiving . . . → Read More: My experience with Amazon Simple Email Service (SES) I copied the following text from S3tools-general mailing list and I’m posting it here because is an excellent explanation on how to enable S3 logs. there are two sorts of access logs – one is the log of the S3 storage itself (generated per-bucket) and one is usage log for CloudFront, obviously only available if . . . → Read More: Logging S3 and cloudfront usage |
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