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After posting my sample implementation of accessing Amazon Simple Storage Solution (S3) via Silverlight, I reflected quickly and also chatted with some AWS engineers. Cross-domain Policy One thing that you should never do is just deploy a global clientaccesspolicy.xml file blindly. Often times in samples, we (I) do this. I need to be better about this guidance to be honest, so I’ll start here. As an example, for the S3 cross domain policy file, we really should add some additional attributes to it to make it more secure. Since we know it is a SOAP service, we can...
I ran into an interesting situation last week…the desire to access some of my Amazon S3 services from within a Silverlight application.
Amazon Simple Storage Solution (S3) is a pay service provided Amazon for object storage ‘in the cloud.’ Although there is no UI tool provided by Amazon to navigate your account in S3, a SOAP and REST API are available for developers to integrate S3 information into their applications or other uses. You can view more information about Amazon S3 on their site.
What is S3?
Since S3 is a pretty flexible service, it can be used for many different things including...
man i wish microsoft would buy tivo. when tivo came out, i was skeptical. it took some friends to really convince me that i was missing out, that i'd actually watch less tv, yada, yada. after years of being a tivo user, i still love it. i have two of them, they share recordings, i use the tivo desktop app...it is just a great experience (other than their customer service). they've nailed the simplicity in the user interface, the 'season pass' concept rocks, online scheduling...it all is just bliss for tv viewing. high def? well, okay, every company screws up...
