On Mon, Nov 15, 2010 at 7:31 AM, Eric Woods <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Grig, > > I found that the authentication code was the most difficult to port, > especially for AWS. Java and Python have very different utilities for > handling encoding/encryption schemes, so most of my authentication code was > written from scratch. By all means, do what makes the most sense for Python. > > I expect that the factoring of common components (e.g. connections), libcloud > components (e.g. Node), and storage components (e.g. Item) and general design > patterns are what can be leveraged most from the Java work. As you dive into > this, please feel free to ask questions and provide feedback on the Java > structure. > > Thanks, > Eric
OK, will do. But in terms of licensing, is it OK to include code from the AWS sample S3 code? Grig
