How do I create cloudfront signed URL using AWS SDK?
This really seems like it should be easy to do, but I just fail to see it. I generally understand how it works and could probably throw together plain Java code to do it myself. It seems weird that AWS SDK does not provide a method for this.
- Earlier question but with C#: cloudfront private time limited url.
- This link explains in theory how such cloudfront urls are generated, but without code examples
- This link explains how it is done with Java, but it apparently uses JetS3t library instead of AWS SDK. at least I have been unable to locate the used CloudFrontService class in AWS SDK Javadoc
- This link demonstrates how it is done for S3 using AWS SDK
My hunch is that the answer is: no, you can't do it with the AWS SDK.
This blog post I found referenced in another related question contains source code for a java class CloudFrontSecurityProvider to do the signing and it is not very complicated.
How do I create cloudfront signed URL using AWS SDK?
This really seems like it should be easy to do, but I just fail to see it. I generally understand how it works and could probably throw together plain Java code to do it myself. It seems weird that AWS SDK does not provide a method for this.
- Earlier question but with C#: cloudfront private time limited url.
- This link explains in theory how such cloudfront urls are generated, but without code examples
- This link explains how it is done with Java, but it apparently uses JetS3t library instead of AWS SDK. at least I have been unable to locate the used CloudFrontService class in AWS SDK Javadoc
- This link demonstrates how it is done for S3 using AWS SDK
My hunch is that the answer is: no, you can't do it with the AWS SDK.
This blog post I found referenced in another related question contains source code for a java class CloudFrontSecurityProvider to do the signing and it is not very complicated.
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