Amazon Web Services Samples
I recently have worked with the Amazon Web Services team to put together some samples of using .NET to consume the Amazon web services, which they have posted on the Amazon Web Services Samples page. What I like about the sample is that it uses the control architecture of ASP.NET such that you can simply put your Amazon SubscriptionID in a property and you are off and running. It also uses the paging features of the ASP.NET datagrid which works out nicely. There hasn't been any work done in the UI but customizing it is trivial. Below is what it looks like. And, it has been written in .NET 1.1 -- nothing forward looking here for a change!
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- Anonymous
February 21, 2005
try those links again ... - Anonymous
February 21, 2005
Very cool. Thanks for the info.
regards,
Sean - Anonymous
February 26, 2005
Some more interesting finds this week - Anonymous
March 04, 2005
You might appreciate my "Zuggest" tool.<br><br>It uses the "Ajax" concepts you're talking about and works similarly to Google Suggest but searches against the Amazon Product database as you're typing. <br><br>Check it out: <a target="_new" href="http://www.FrancisShanahan.com/zuggest.aspx">http://www.FrancisShanahan.com/zuggest.aspx</a><br><br>It's built with Javascript, Amazon Web Services, SOAP, XMLHttp, XML, C# and ASP.NET and SQL Server.<br><br>Would love to get some feedback on it. <br><br>-fs<br>