nd the last 10% takes the
other 90% of the time."
Peter M. Brigham
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BTW, I misspoke when I said the Rails script returns the files. It just
creates the list of URLs and then LC is able to download them directly.
On 5/21/2016 1:59 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I'm not sure I can help much with that. In my project, the AWS server
has a cron job that creates signed UR
I'm not sure I can help much with that. In my project, the AWS server
has a cron job that creates signed URLs for each file every hour
(because our URLs have an expiration time) and puts them into a text
file. My app retrieves that file, which is just a return-delimited list
of URLs, and when i
I am looking to be able to view a file listing of a "bucked" and to be able to
download that files. Would love to be able to upload to that bucket as well
but that would be second prize at this point.
Thanks for any input you can provide!
SKIP
> On May 21, 2016, at 1:59 AM, J. Landman Gay wr
On 5/20/2016 4:17 PM, Skip Kimpel wrote:
Anybody have experience with S3 buckets and Livecode? The LibS3.rev that
exists out there seems to be dated and has issues connecting.
AND it has to run within an Windows standalone.
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!
I've done some things with it
This was the one written by the 'late' Mark Smith, the bass player, right?
Yes that code is probably 10 years old.
but all his stuff was creative and useful Runrev programming.
He worked in areas not deemed typical for a 'scripting language'.
His code inspired me to mess around extracting and mod
Anybody have experience with S3 buckets and Livecode? The LibS3.rev that
exists out there seems to be dated and has issues connecting.
AND it has to run within an Windows standalone.
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!
SKIP
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