It might be more concise if you could set the awssnsendpoint as an uri option
like the rest of the properties.
eg. add
private String awsSNSEndpoint to SnsConfiguration;
and in SnsEndpoint.createSNSClient do
if (configuration.getAwsSNSEndpoint() != null) {
client.setEndpoint(configuration.getAwsSNSEndpoint());
}
This way you would be able to use the full Spring xml using the uri +
options eg:
aws-sns://b2btopic?awsSNSEndpoint=sns.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com&accessKey=xxxxxxxx&secretKey=xxxx
I have tried it out and it works nice.
/preben
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