Hi,
Did someone already worked using Amazon S3 and FreePascal, maybe using Synapse?
Is there a project open source for it?
Thanks,
Marcos Douglas

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Hi,
Did someone already worked using Amazon S3 and FreePascal, maybe using Synapse?
Is there a project open source for it?
Thanks,
Marcos Douglas
Of course Android is a rather hot topic in the fpc and Lazarus developer's forums. There are pages in the fpc / Lazarus Wiki on Android.
-Michael
Michael Schnell wroteOf course Android is a rather hot topic in the fpc and Lazarus developer's forums. There are pages in the fpc / Lazarus Wiki on Android.
Ehm... you do know that "Amazon S3" "Samsung Galaxy S3"? Amazon S3 is the cloud storage solution by Amazon. See also:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amazon_S3
Regards,
Sven
I answered to Michael Schnell (see bellow) but I thought the answer had also gone to the list too.
Michael Schnell wroteOf course Android is a rather hot topic in the fpc and Lazarus developer's forums. There are pages in the fpc / Lazarus Wiki on Android.
Michael, I'm talked about AWS http://aws.amazon.com/s3/
Sven,
Do you know something about it?
Regards,
Marcos Douglas
Ehm... you do know that "Amazon S3" "Samsung Galaxy S3"? Amazon S3 is the cloud storage…
2013/3/21 Sven Barth
There are plans to implement this feature in Brook, but I'm out of time to complete it. But I already sent and receive files to Amazon, in my drafts (in pure FPC). I remember being shown some print screens for Marcos via GTalk.
I've been wondering if this would be a closed source plugin, and out of Brook. I thought about closing it not because I want to don't show the sources, but simply for my concurrent (http://www.habarisoft.com) does not copy it easily.
I could implement it smoothly on a weekend, but there's another problem, I need to finish another project I'm doing, because my time is running out to pay my bills hehehe...
Oops, I forgot the link:
https://github.com/silvioprog/brookframework/issues/14
2013/3/21 silvioprog
2013/3/21 Sven Barth There are plans to implement this feature in Brook, but I'm out of…
As I said to you, I can help to codify this part... but you didn't answer my last question (link #14) and now you talk about "closed source".
If you has some code and it works and you want to put this in Brook's sources, I can help you. But if you stay thinking "closed source", please tell now.
I keep wondering If you keep thinking it is more worthwhile closed source or open... please tell us so I can be move on.
Thank you.
Marcos Douglas
2013/3/21 Marcos Douglas
I'll not give the answer now because I have not decided yet (if it will be closed, free or open source). I don't wanna rush things. And nothing prevents you from continuing.
It's not pleasant you spend hours and hours implementing a new feature, and your concurrent copy it easily to his project and not give the credits to the author. I want to avoid it as much as possible.
Sorry for my english please.
Ok, thank you for explanation... now.
It's not pleasant you spend hours and hours implementing a new feature, and your concurrent copy it easily to his project and not give the credits to the author. I want to avoid it as much as possible.
Ok.
Sorry for my english please.
That is Ok for me.
Best regards,
Marcos Douglas
2013/3/21 Marcos Douglas I'll not give the answer now because I have not decided yet (if…
A little OT: in what aspect is Habari a rival to your projects? Does it fulfill the licenses?
-Flávio
2013/3/21 Flávio Etrusco
Hello Flávio,
We are missing you in Lazarus-BR. ;)
OT: Browse the examples of them, look for similarities features. I prefer can't point it directly here. ;)
Ehm... you do know that "Amazon S3" "Samsung Galaxy S3"? Amazon S3 is the cloud storage…
Sven Barth wroteEhm... you do know that "Amazon S3" "Samsung Galaxy S3"? Amazon S3 is the cloud storage solution by Amazon. See also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amazon_S3
If you see both, you can easily tell them apart :-) :-)
-Michael