how to sync office 365 outlook mails with attachments to AWS S3 automatically? it must be on server or some microsoft app or some lambda function. I don't want to do it via pc
I tried to find some connectors but without luck
There is no ready-made or built-in tools for that. You may consider creating a script or application for doing that using Graph API or EWS. At least using these APIs you can get attachments in Outlook for further uploading to the web server.
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We are having a hugh set of images inside dropbox and manually downloading and uploading to S3 is not a practical method.Can anyone suggest the best method to transfer dropbox files with folder to s3 bucket.Java is the technology that we are planning to use.
Thanks in advance.
There's no fix for this, since you don't have access to dropbox servers. If you did own the servers that the files were stored on, then you'd have this similar issue: How to upload files directly to Amazon S3 from a remote server?
You can either write a program to copy the files from Dropbox to AWS s3.OrYou can use a third-party tool.
DropBox
Here is the official GitHub project dropbox-sdk-java with code examples.
AWS
Here is the AWS Java SDK example code for upload-object
Full APIs references
Here are the APIs for Dropbox getting-started-api
Here are the APIs for AWS S3 API Reference
Here are the javadoc for AWS JAVA SDK
Tools
There are third-party tools for doing this.
Here are two examples:
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I am a newbie to AWS and one of the tasks I have is to figure out how to download MSIs, ISOs stored in S3 through a web browser. I read that I could use CLI behind the scenes. So if a customer clicks on one download; the app would make a request to S3 using one of the commands and that would download the file lets say through Google Chrome or IE (Please correct me if I'm wrong in the usage of CLI).
Now if the download stops for some reason due to internet failure; is there a way to resume the download? How do I get a download done through a client.
Thanks in advance for helping. Unfortunately the AWS links gave me very little information so seeking help here!
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Files stored in Amazon S3 can be directly accessed via web browser, just like clicking a link on any website.
If the files are marked as publicly-accessible, anyone with the link can download the file.
If you wish to limit access to the files, your application can generate a pre-signed URL that will work for a limited time period that you specify (eg 5 minutes). Users can use/click that link to download the file within that time period.
You can also download files using the AWS Command-Line Interface (CLI), which has Copy and Sync commands. This would, however, require installation of the CLI on the user's computer. This is great if they are regularly download files or if you wish to automate the download (eg every hour or daily).
If you wish to explore AWS, sign-up for an account and make use of the Free Usage Tier, which lets you try some services for no charge.
I have a TCL/TK Windows application that creates a small executable that I distribute to my customers. Because it is an exe file I can not email the file. Instead I upload it to an Amazon S3 bucket then create a URL link and email the link to them. They download the file from the link and run the exe.
What I would like to do is add the ability upload to an Amazon bucket within the application that will enable me to upload the file and create a URL that I can copy and email to the customer. I have seen Amazon S3 API's written for other languages, python, java, but not TCL. Has anyone done this? How hard is it? Can you point me to a tutorial?
Actually I do not have to use a S3 bucket. If there is another suggestion for how to distribute small files to customers from within TCL programs I am open to suggestions. Besides what has been laid out above the only other requirement is that multiple people must be able to upload to the same location, the TCL program runs on Windows and I would like to not use a 3rd party program. Security is not a major concern, nor is privacy, these things are handled other ways.
Actually, Tcl does provide an S3 package, but since I don't have Amazon S3 account, I cannot test it out.
I am developing an application which needs to fetch some data from an XML file for the automatic update process and for some other functions. This approach requires the files to be located in a direct link, so it can be hard-programmed to use that specific URL.
I heard that you can use a lot of free-to-use file-sharing services such as Google Drive, Box and Dropbox. Can you tell me if it's true or not? And are there any other services beside those I mentioned?
I don't need a web hosting that supports PHP and other frameworks, I just want to store files and make my application access it when required.
Yes, both Dropbox and Google Drive provide web hosting of your public folders, but there is a 10GB bandwidth limit with Dropbox.
You can use any free web hosting like 110mb or 5gbfree too.
You can try github, bitbucket or mega.co.nz
I am trying to create a custom control for updating a List on a Sharepoint site that only allows Sandbox Solutions to be added.
I've read a few threads on uploading attachments, but they all seem to involve doing it from the server machine (Using a file stream to read a local file).
Is it not possible to use Javascript or something to pass a file through to a Sandbox'd webpart??
The answer, it seems, is no. You cannot.