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- Marshals the user pool type
- Marshall the given verificationMessageTemplateType into a JSON object
- Marshalls the given email configuration type into a JSON string
- Marshals a PasswordPolicyType object to a JSON string
- Marshall the given key metadata to the JSON writer
- Marshals a multi region key
- Marshalls the given MultiRegionConfiguration to the given JSON writer
- Marshall a transcription job
- Marshals the given subtitles
- Marshall a SynthesTask into a JSON object
- Returns true if this instance equals the same parameters
- Marshall the entityRecognizer properties
- Returns true if this object equals another
- Returns true if this instance equals the specified parameters
- Checks if the parameters are equals
- Uploads a part
- Marshals the healthcription job
- Marshals a text translation job
- Marshals the parallel data properties
- Marshals a user pool client type
- Marshals a MetricAlarm
- Marshall the job
- Marshalls the given TableDescription to a JSON writer
- Get instance type from value
- Marshall the document classifier properties
- Marshalls the given OTAUpdateInfo to a JSON writer
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QUESTION
On the github page https://github.com/aws-amplify/aws-sdk-android it says:
For new projects, we recommend interacting with AWS using the Amplify Framework.
On the Amplify Framework page about JS developement (https://docs.amplify.aws/lib/q/platform/js), there's a library called PubSub that should do MQTT connection.
But if I switch to Android developement (https://docs.amplify.aws/lib/q/platform/android), that option is not there anymore.
Is there a way to use MQTT with Amplify and GraphQL? Or I need to refer to the android aws sdk and more specifically to this example: https://github.com/awslabs/aws-sdk-android-samples/blob/main/AndroidPubSub/src/com/amazonaws/demo/androidpubsub/PubSubActivity.java
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-10 at 21:38Yes, you can use the AWS IoT SDK for Android. The AWS IoT SDK uses MQTT as its messaging transport. An example use is here. The source code is here. Here is the artifact in maven.
QUESTION
I am using Amazon KVS Video Streaming Service. I need help in below 2 points.
- I know that vedio streaming can be done in 2 ways. First using web RTC and second using KVS video Streaming. I want to know how can it be done using KVS video Streaming? I have Access Key ID and Secret Access Key.
- I want to achieve this without creating cognito user.
- Is it possible to make this happen without pool ID ?
I am following below reference.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-10 at 18:21The second argument to the KinesisVideoAndroidClientFactory is a generic AWSCredentialsProvider.
The AWSMobileClient, which provides authentication via Cognito, is one example of an AWSCredentialsProvider.
However, there are other implementations of the AWSCredentialsProvider. One of the simplest possible solutions is to use a StaticCredentialsProvider, to provide some BasicAWSCredentials.
In Kotlin:
QUESTION
I am using the AWS cognito SDK for Android, version 2.4.3. It works perfectly fine on debug version, but on release versions, in case of error, I cannot get a proper description on the exception. Instead, I get this
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-30 at 21:15After trying different Proguard settings, following is the minimal configuration, additional to that suggested on AWS SDK repository, to make it work
QUESTION
I'm new to learning AWS and I'm trying to figure out if my use-case is possible. I want to create a mobile app where the user can login (email/facebook/google etc.) and then subscribe to a few MQTT topics on aws IoT to receive realtime sensor data for a gardening system. There are many tutorials on AWS that show you how to do this (prime example: https://github.com/awslabs/aws-sdk-android-samples/blob/master/AndroidPubSub/README.md)
but all of them require you to download certificates, insert app IDs, secret keys etc. in the code/keystore itself. I'd really like to avoid all of this and just use the login as all the authorization you would need to subscribe to these topics.
is this possible? or do I need to build some custom system?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-06 at 18:39Short answer, Yes, it is possible. To do that you should do the following:
Create Cognito user pool.
User Pool IDandApp client idwill be used in the next step. You can find more information here.Create Cognito Identity pool. Under
Authentication Providersyou should giveUser Pool IDandApp client id, more information here. When you create this, it will create twoRolesfor Authenticated and Unauthenticated users in IAM. You should add IoT access permissions (Connect, Publish, Subscribe and Receive) to those roles.On client side (your App), after choosing your preferred AWS SDK (Android, iOS, React, JS, etc.) and configuring
User pool ID,Identity poolandApp client IDyou should first authenticate the user by sending the user information (usually Email/Username and Password) to the Cognito user pool. In return, you will get some tokens.Among those IdToken (JWT) will be sent to the Identity pool and in return you will get
User Identity IDalong with credentials (accessKeyId, secretAccessKey, sessionToken) needed to access AWS other services like IoT.Last step would be using
aws-iot-sdkfor your App along with those credentials to publish and subscribe to your IoT topics. You can find more information aboutaws-iot-sdkhere.
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How can I fix clock skew for an android app using an AWS Autogenerated SDK using CognitoCachingCredentialsProvider along with APIClientFactory?
Most AWS SDK calls seem to have it fixed automatically--but those done by the autogenerated SDK do not.
I'm looking for something similar to setTimeOffset--see https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/mobile/managing-device-time-with-the-aws-mobile-sdks/.
Update: Or https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSJavaScriptSDK/latest/AWS/Config.html#correctClockSkew-property.
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Answered 2020-Apr-11 at 21:19Finally figured it out. If you parse the error message, you can determine the offset for your device, then set it using:
QUESTION
Similar questions have need asked already. But this one seems to be more complicated than previous ones because of changes in compatibility of Android Platforms.
Here is my error log from Pixel and Pixel2 which are signed up for Android Beta Program
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Answered 2018-Sep-08 at 19:27This is an AWS SDK bug that appears to be solved in version 2.6.30 of the SDK:
Fixed a bug where getting a logger using Apache Commons Logging would crash starting Android 9.0 (Pie / API Level 28). See pull #521. Now, Apache Commons Logging would be used if it's being added as a dependency, otherwise android.util.Log will be used.
QUESTION
I'm pretty new to AWS and I'd like to use a service in my Android app. Unfortunately, this service, AWS AppConfig, doesn't have a mobile SDK yet, so I've been trying to send a GET request to the GetConfiguration API with okhttp.
To sign the request, I'm using AWS4Signer from the AWS Android SDK. I'm providing credentials with an implementation of AWSCredentials.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-15 at 01:08Spent some more time trying different things and I have something that works. Query parameters need to be attached using com.amazonaws.Request's setParameters method. I did the same for the resource path and setResourcePath.
Example for creating the request to be signed:
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I was trying to test aws-sdk-android-samples/AndroidPubSub/ from https://github.com/awslabs/aws-sdk-android-samples/tree/master/AndroidPubSub, but after I clicked the connect, always get the error message
a2k94wsqkar4rm-ats.iot.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/52.13.183.162 (port 8883) after 30000ms: isConnected failed: ECONNREFUSED (Connection refused)
I created my device certificate on the AWS IoT console and activated it, and also attached a policy described as below,
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-09 at 03:57Sorry, I think this is an emulator network issue. After connect the network correctly, this issue is gone.
QUESTION
I'm not sure how to set up the sign up redirect URL for Cognito (non-federated account handling).
In the sample application (https://github.com/awslabs/aws-sdk-android-samples/tree/master/AmazonCognitoAuthDemo) the default URL is set to:
demoapp://www.loginactivity.com/mainactivity
Javadoc says:
Required to allow Amazon Cognito Auth to correctly redirect after successful * authentication. * Must be a fully-qualified domain name and include the scheme. * Must one of the allowed redirect uri for sign-in in the User-Pool. * This is the redirect uri for SignUp and Forgot-Password processes.
Let's split this down. What is:
- demoapp ?
- www.loginactivity.com ?
- mainactivity ?
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-23 at 10:28I realized later that this was an optional feature when using a certain cognito library, com.amazonaws:aws-android-sdk-cognitoauth. The redirect URL could be registered on the client side and then mirrored on the server side (callback to the client). The client would then open a web browser with some built-in page for cognito.
QUESTION
I cannot get the official aws-pubsub sdk to run. I have replaced all the necessary credentials. How can I set publishing and subscribing using my Android device on Amazon IoT? I have seen every link available on the web but still cannot get it to work. Here is an idea of my project:
The company is creating air filters that transmit data on regular basis through BLE module to the android app. Now I have to use this app to publish data to Amazon IoT as soon as it gets data from the BLE.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-23 at 11:56I am sorry for asking a question based on such few credentials. I figured out the actual problem. The steps given in the official Github Readme file are correct but you need to consider some options below in case you encounter errors:
Don't use the default value of keystore credentials as written in the readme file. Create your own Keystore and then put those new credentials and alias in the app.
After the last step which is creating a policy in IoT , I would recommend creating a thing and a certificate and attach this policy to that certificate. This was the problem that occurred in my case.
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