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Javascript Scratchpad for Amazon SimpleDB
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Re: AuthFailure with Scratchpad
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Oct 3, 2009 7:43 AM PDT
in response to: JoeJ@AWS
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Hi JoeJ:
I am not sure how to get the private mwssage that you sent to me.
Thanks
Sincerely
John Hsu
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Re: AuthFailure with Scratchpad
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Oct 5, 2009 7:07 PM PDT
in response to: JoeJ@AWS
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Thanks a lot JoeJ.
It works after resign up for the service. I also create a new access key.
Sincerely
John Hsu
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Re: Javascript Scratchpad for Amazon SimpleDB
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Nov 23, 2009 3:17 AM PST
in response to: blacksqr
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I think I found a bug where if you try to input more than 10 attribute name/value pairs, the constructed request URL uses incorrect attribute numbers. To repro, just use the PutAttributes tool, and input more than 10 attribute name/value pairs.
Sorry if this isn't the right place to report bugs. The article doesn't seem to mention a bug tracker :/
PS: Other than this bug, I really like this tool.
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Re: AuthFailure with Scratchpad
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Dec 1, 2009 1:49 PM PST
in response to: johnthsu
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I wonder if you ever discovered why you got AutoFailure from Scratchpad and how you fixed it... I am having the same problem.
David
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Misleading and missing buttons, Jan 5, 2008 4:59 AM
Reviewer: smcal75
A very good scratchpad indeed to explore simpledb. But a novice user might get confused as InvokeRequest button actually does not invoke the request and just displays the URL to be invoked! User would need to copy/paste this URL in another browser window/tab to actually invoke the request. This might be due to incorrect commenting out and a copy/paste error in original code.
For example in CreateDomain.html line 78 requires a fix to call invokeRequest() instead of displayUrl() when button shown by button-invokerequest.png is clicked. Also display url and display signed url buttons which have been commented out should be put back in.
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putAttributes - replace confusing, Mar 16, 2008 10:05 PM
Reviewer: Johan Steenkamp
The scratch pad is very useful tool - thanks for making it available.
Why allow users to enter a value for Replace when it can only be true/false?
I found this confusing as it appeared you could specify a value for a Attribute/Value pair to be replaced with - for example if I have multiple values for a given attribute (color = red,blue,black) and only wanted to replace a specific one (color = black, repalce with color = white).
I think making it a radio button or drop select list with true/false would be better.
Also adding a "link" option to launch the generated URL would be useful.
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It's Free and it Runs :-), Jun 3, 2008 1:30 PM
Reviewer: dekenewman
For being a little client running off JavaScript, html, and css... this is flat out awesome. At first, I used awszone.com. And, that's alright, but this is way better :-) Thanks.
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Handy Tool While We Wait for the Console, Jun 5, 2009 6:04 AM
Reviewer: Gandalf
Getting used to the limitations of SimpleDB takes some time, and developing applications using it feels clumsy and sluggish compared to the robust toolkit supporting MySQL (including the superb phpMyAdmin).
Amazon is promising AWS Console point-and-click support for SimpleDB. In the meantime, the Javascript Scratchpad is a useful tool for kicking the tires on your database and running less used, but helpful API calls.
My only complaint is that the app sends our AWS credentials across the wire instead of loading from a config file.
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