I've just started working with the AWS Java SDK and need to deploy/update an elastic beanstalk application from my application. Currently, I have only found documentation for a REST api that allows the creation of an application version. As with the rest of Amazon's REST api, authentication is needed with a menagerie of params. The docs on ELB don't have specifics on authentication, whereas the docs for S3/EC2 have plenty of explanation.
I am specifically asking about the "Signature Version" parameter? Does anybody have an idea of what that would be for the ELB REST api? Could anybody that has successfully worked with the ELB API point in the right direction for authentication? Thanks in advance!
Use the source, luke. In particular, those versions are bound to a specific version (see this announcement for an idea)
All the AWS Services keep a common core. In particular, besides the Beanstalk-API specific part, you need to know the common part of the AWS apis, which are described in this document)
I've just started working with the AWS Java SDK and need to deploy/update an elastic beanstalk application from my application. Currently, I have only found documentation for a REST api that allows the creation of an application version. As with the rest of Amazon's REST api, authentication is needed with a menagerie of params. The docs on ELB don't have specifics on authentication, whereas the docs for S3/EC2 have plenty of explanation.
I am specifically asking about the "Signature Version" parameter? Does anybody have an idea of what that would be for the ELB REST api? Could anybody that has successfully worked with the ELB API point in the right direction for authentication? Thanks in advance!
Use the source, luke. In particular, those versions are bound to a specific version (see this announcement for an idea)
All the AWS Services keep a common core. In particular, besides the Beanstalk-API specific part, you need to know the common part of the AWS apis, which are described in this document)
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