Isbndb.com - free books & ISBN database. Search Amazon books by ISBN using Web Services - Sebastian's WebLog. HOWTO Obtain metadata for a book given its ISBN using Amazon Web Services in PHP - Manas Tungare. Free ISBN Web Service. Amazon web service ISBN Search. String DESTINATION = " String MY_AWS_ID = "ACCESS_ID"; String MY_AWS_SECRET = "SECRET_ID"; ItemSearchRequest objRequest = new ItemSearchRequest(); objRequest.SearchIndex = "Books"; objRequest.Power = "ISBN:9780557230648"; objRequest.ResponseGroup = new string[] { "Small", "AlternateVersions", "Large", "Medium", "Offers" }; objRequest.Sort = "salesrank"; ItemSearchRequest[] requests = new ItemSearchRequest[] { objRequest }; ItemSearch itemSearch = new ItemSearch(); itemSearch.AWSAccessKeyId = MY_AWS_ID; itemSearch.Request = requests; // create an instance of the serivce AWSECommerceService api = new AWSECommerceService(); // set the destination api.Destination = new Uri(DESTINATION); // apply the security policy, which will add the require security elements to the // outgoing SOAP header AmazonHmacAssertion amazonHmacAssertion = new AmazonHmacAssertion(MY_AWS_ID, MY_AWS_SECRET); api.SetPolicy(amazonHmacAssertion.Policy());
Creating a book library application using the Amazon Web Service - Nicke Andersson. At work we buy a lot of books, but like most companies we’re not particularly good at keeping track of which ones we already have and who is currently using them.
So we’ve discussed building a library application that could be used to keep an inventory of all the books and where they are. Since it would be pretty boring to have to type in information about all the books in a database I decided to look for a way to automate gathering of information about the books. Reading the barcode with a barcode scanner seemed like the place to start. Barcode scanners are cheap and easy to use from an application, since they essentially behave like a keyboard in the sense that they produce input for you program just like a keyboard would. Barcodes and ISBN numbers. AWS Management Console. Appendix: How to Check if You're Eligible for Free Usage Tier - Getting Started Guide.
When you create a new AWS account, you can test-drive some of the services and learn about AWS without charge.
AWS calls this the AWS Free Usage Tier. You are eligible for the free tier for one year after you open your AWS account. After a year has passed, you will no longer be eligible for the free tier and will be charged any applicable fees for your AWS usage. If you exceed the usage limits of the free tier or you use a service that is not on the free tier, you will be charged at the normal AWS billing rates. Unused capacity under the free tier does not roll over from month to month; it's a use-it-or-lose-it model. Developer Tools. A script to simplify the upgrade of the paravirtualization driver used by Amazon EC2 Windows to provide access to the underlying hardware.
Last Modified: Apr 9, 2014 22:48 PM GMT The API tools serve as the client interface to the Amazon EC2 web service. Use these tools to register and launch instances, manipulate security groups, and more. Last Modified: Apr 7, 2014 16:08 PM GMT. Windows & .NET Developer Center. WebService. WebService::ISBNDB::API::Books - Data class for book information use WebService::ISBNDB::API::Books; my $book = WebService::ISBNDB::API->new({ api_key => $key, isbn => '0596002068' }); This class represents book data from isbndb.com.
It is a sub-class of WebService::ISBNDB::API (see WebService::ISBNDB::API), and inherits all the attributes and methods from that class. The following methods are specific to this class, or overridden from the super-class. Constructor The constructor for this class may take a single scalar argument in lieu of a hash reference: new($ISBN|$TITLE|$ARGS) This constructs a new object and returns a referent to it. If the argument is the hash-reference form, then a new object is always constructed; to perform searches see the search() and find() methods.
Petboard: An ASP.NET Sample Using Amazon S3 and Amazon SimpleDB : Articles & Tutorials. By Juan J.
Perez, ekeepo, LLC and Tyler Schlegel, HotMethod, LLC Introduction to the Petboard ASP.NET Sample The Petboard ASP.NET sample application recently added to the AWS SDK for .NET implements an ASP.NET application using Amazon Web Services as the only backend. The challenge of running a web application is the need for a scalable and highly-available backend system that can serve a large number of clients. Often the HTML served by the web server is a small percentage of the total bandwidth served. The Petboard application implements the following capabilities: ASP.NET Membership based on Amazon SimpleDB Storing pet data in Amazon SimpleDB Storing pet images in Amazon S3 Uploading pet images to Amazon S3 from an ASP.NET application Upon running the application, Petboard creates a sample data set of sample pets which is uploaded to your AWS account.
Figure 1 Signing Up for Amazon Web Services Signing Up for a Service Getting Your AWS Security Credentials Access Key ID Secret Access Key. Documentation.