Re: Flex comunication with Amazon S3 and Smart TV project

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Re: Flex comunication with Amazon S3 and Smart TV project

Hello, I wish to be removed from this list. Please remove my email. Thank you. > On Jun 12, 2017, at 9:57 AM, Angelo Lazzari wrote: > > Thank you Olaf for your answer. About Flex JS i will do a POC to check if > the entire process can be done. > > About Amazon, i

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Re: Flex comunication with Amazon S3 and Smart TV project

Angelo Lazzari wrote > Do you know if these info are valid for flexjs too? I've no experience with it but maybe Apache Cordova works with FlexJS on a SmartTV? [1]. Olaf [1] http://cordova.apache.org/ -- View this message in context:

Re: Flex comunication with Amazon S3 and Smart TV project

Ok great thank you very much! Angelo El lun., 12 de junio de 2017 20:48, Gary Yang escribió: > I havn't try FlexJS yet, but I'm sure it works the same way since they are > all in browsers using HTTP. > > On Mon, Jun 12, 2017 at 2:35 PM, Angelo Lazzari

Re: Flex comunication with Amazon S3 and Smart TV project

I havn't try FlexJS yet, but I'm sure it works the same way since they are all in browsers using HTTP. On Mon, Jun 12, 2017 at 2:35 PM, Angelo Lazzari wrote: > Thank you guys these are really precious informations..this community > really rocks!!! > > Do you know if

Re: Flex comunication with Amazon S3 and Smart TV project

Thank you guys these are really precious informations..this community really rocks!!! Do you know if these info are valid for flexjs too? Than you very much again Angelo El lun., 12 de junio de 2017 19:45, Gary Yang escribió: > You can post binary data or upload file

Re: Flex comunication with Amazon S3 and Smart TV project

You can post binary data or upload file into S3 from browser/Flash directly or even through CloudFront, as long as your S3 bucket is open, usually browser/Flash call Lambda for a token which expires in a few seconds, then use this token post/upload data/file to S3. On Mon, Jun 12, 2017 at 12:19

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Re: Flex comunication with Amazon S3 and Smart TV project

Hey Angelo, so I will answer only about the TV part as I am not sure about AWS. :) AIR (and Flex) used to support old Smart TVs like samsung b6000 series (2009?). Unfortunately since 2012 most, dropped support moving to custom OS like Tizen for samsung or web os for LG, which as a result caused

Re: Flex comunication with Amazon S3 and Smart TV project

Angelo Lazzari wrote > Do you have information about Smart TV? Unfortunately not but this is also interesting for me. I've discussed this topic with Leonidas from Greece at ApacheCon. He is an experienced Flex guy and if I remember it correctly he said that he is already using Android Smart TVs

Re: Flex comunication with Amazon S3 and Smart TV project

Thank you Olaf for your answer. About Flex JS i will do a POC to check if the entire process can be done. About Amazon, i think i can do a test ... Do you have information about Smart TV? Thank you very much in advance! Angelo El lun., 12 jun. 2017 a las 10:13, OK ()

Re: Flex comunication with Amazon S3 and Smart TV project

Angelo Lazzari wrote > -there are tested Amazon S3 library that you are already using in a > project? If Amazon S3 supports setting "X-HTTP-Method-Override" you maybe can directly consume its REST API by using HTTPService even without a lib but it's probably a bit cumbersome. (Due to a bug in