Hi,
I need to download a file from an Amazon S3.
I have briefly looked at the documentation for authentication and noticed that I’m obviously needs more education 
Anyway: I would need a kick in the right direction: Are there any classes out there I can use?
All suggestions are welcome!
Dan…
I have done it… but the code is in no shape to just give you… give me a few weeks to get some other stuff done and I might be able to do that.
In the meantime if you want to give it a try: AWS uses oAuth… so look for examples… I use the MBS SHA1MBS & CURLSMBS but you can probably do it with pure Xojo code… MBS has an oAuth example using Twitter that is a good place to start.
You will also need to set up a User using AWS IAM service and obtain an Access Key ID and Secret Key for that User.
Hope this helps.
Looks like I have all the pieces in the puzzle.
Maybe I can make som progress thanks to your clues!
Thanks!
[quote=250700:@Dan Berghult]Looks like I have all the pieces in the puzzle.
Maybe I can make som progress thanks to your clues!
Thanks![/quote]
Hi Dan, just wondering how you got on in the end?
[quote=250604:@Dan Berghult]Hi,
I need to download a file from an Amazon S3.
I have briefly looked at the documentation for authentication and noticed that I’m obviously needs more education
Anyway: I would need a kick in the right direction: Are there any classes out there I can use?
All suggestions are welcome![/quote]
Look at the download example in Web.
Xojo 2016 Release 4.1/Example Projects/Web/Downloading/Downloading.xojo_binary_project
Hi Gavin,
I ended up using a plugin: Chilkat
https://www.chilkatsoft.com
https://www.example-code.com/xojo/amazonS3.asp
[quote=307998:@Dan Berghult]Hi Gavin,
I ended up using a plugin: Chilkat
https://www.chilkatsoft.com
https://www.example-code.com/xojo/amazonS3.asp[/quote]
Interesting, might save me a few days, thanks Dan.
I should mention that the plugin works fine. The plugin adds a about 13MB to the filesize of your application.