Re: Comment on Configuration in simplejpa

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Comment by lauri.le...@gmail.com:

To access the endpoints via https, set
{{{
sdbSecure = true
s3Secure = true
}}}
in simplejpa.properties.

For more information:
http://code.google.com/p/simplejpa/wiki/Configuration

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Comment by n...@transmachina.com:

Is there a way to specify the region? It seems to use the "US" region, but
I want to store data in the European one.

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Comment by ovi.co...@gmail.com:

Is there a way to specify a http proxy?

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Comment by nehaver...@gmail.com:

if you want to store in a separate region , specify sdbEndpoint in your
properties file.

printQueries = true
sessionless = true
cacheFactory = com.spaceprogram.simplejpa.cache.KittyCacheFactory
sdbEndpoint = sdb.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com

By default it stores to the US region.
The urls are as specified in
http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/AmazonSimpleDB/latest/DeveloperGuide/index.html?Endpoints.html

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Comment by cr...@cd15.co.uk:

Is it only the sdbEndpoint attribute that is required to save it in the eu
region?

I have been messing around the the sample TravelLog application and it only
seems to use the US East 1 Region.

This is what I have in the property file:

# If you want to see the queries generated by SimpleJPA set printQueries to
true
printQueries = true

# Do not change the following values
sessionless = true
bundleBucket = aws-travellog-sample-data
bundlePath = hawaii
sdbEndpoint = sdb.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com

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Comment by br...@noerremark.dk:

You can also set a different S3-endpoint using s3Endpoint = ...