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Subject: Re: AWS (Amazon Web Services) Libraries for Ada
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On Tuesday, 10 September 2019 16:13:35 UTC+1, John Singleton  wrote:

> Hi Lucretia,
>=20
> Thanks for your reply.=20
>=20
> There *is* an C API, but it isn't official. I was looking at how they str=
ucture the API and it looks like REST -- so I'm wondering if perhaps my bes=
t path forward isn't just to talk directly to the REST API. I'll lose the a=
utomatic support for loading credentials but that should be easy enough to =
implement...

Yeah, don't bind to it then. I thought it might've been a rest api, there a=
re json libs and you can open sockets with gnat no problem, so it'd be bett=
er to have a proper lib implementing the rest api.

Luke.