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Hi Tom,
When you worked at Digi, do you know David Terra?, he left Digi last year but I do not where he went. Thanks very much for your help, I will look at some sample codes as you mentioned to see if they help me. Thanks.
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Sent: Wednesday, October 07, 2015 7:41 PM
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Subject: Re: [rabbit-semi] Rabbit BL4S200
Which Amazon service are you planning to use, and how much data are you pushing into it? I'm not familiar with all of their offerings, but many seem geared toward "big data". Are you using their SimpleDB service? Or the Amazon Cloud Drive?
Looking at the RESTful API for Amazon Cloud Drive (https://developer.amazon.com/public/apis/experience/cloud-drive/content/restful-api-getting-started), I would say you could make use of the HTTPS Client code on the Rabbit. Take a look at those samples as a starting point. The "dyndns.c" sample shows API requests to dyndns.org<http://dyndns.org> to update the IP address for a dynamic hostname.
That client code provides a nicer API layer for your program that you would get with sock_write. The http_sock_write() function is proba! bly used by the Rabbit's HTTP Server.
-Tom
On Oct 7, 2015, at 6:52 AM, 'Huynh, Henry' [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> [rabbit-semi] wrote:
Thanks very much for your reply. I am using Amazon Cloud, it requires API key to send data to its cloud, I am thinking function : sock_write or http_sock_write, not sure which one to use to write my data to the Cloud. Thanks for your help.