In simple words, Amazon SDK is a Software Development Kit which consists of various tools that helps a developer creating an application for certain software, framework, hardware platform, computer system, or any other development platform. AWS SDK provides Java APIs and removes the complexity out of the coding.
We can download and install Eclipse IDE from official site : https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/
You’ll get Eclipse Jee Oxygen, you’ll click on it. Once you’ll click on it, Eclipse Oxygen 3A will get launched. Once it is launched, you’ll find an Eclipse Launcher dialog. In Eclipse Launcher dialog, you may change or select the Workspace and finally, you’ll click on Launch.
In order to install AWS Toolkit, we need to poll/browse Eclipse Marketplace.
Click on Install button for adding AWS Toolkit plugin in Eclipse. Once, we will click on Install button we will get below Confirmation window.
You may select and unselect on the basis of your requirements. Here, I am selecting all the features to be installed. Click on Confirm button.
Before accepting the terms and conditions, go through these and click on Finish button.
Once, we do click on Finish button, installation will be started and we can see Software Installation progress on bottom.
For Trust confirmation, you need to select it first and Click on Trust Selected button for moving forward.
Once, Software Updated completed, we have to restart Eclipse IDE. Click on Restart Now button.
For accessing AWS components through Eclipse AWS Toolkit, first of all we need to create a new AWS account or if already have AWS account then we can click on existing credentials link as shown below.
Once we will click on existing credentials, it will redirect us to AWS Sign in window for login.
Click on Next button, AWS Security check page will be displayed with captcha characters inputs.
We need to generate New Access Key for establishing connection from Eclipse AWS SDK toolkit. Click on Create New Access Key button as below.
Once, key will be geneated successfully. We can see Access Key or we can download it as a file in CSV format. E.g. rootkey.csv
AWSAccessKeyId=***************
AWSSecretKey= ***************
Now, we have Access Key ID and Secret Access Key for AWS Toolkit integration with AWS Account.
You may checked or unchecked Analytics Acknowledge terms and conditions. Click on Finish button.
Now, we can see AWS Components for development in Eclipse IDE as displayed in blow screens’s snap shot.
We can see the current status of Access Keys. Also, we can Make this inactive or we can Delete this if it is not required.
Thank you for reading. Will add more Working Example on AWS SDK integration in my coming blogs. Keep visiting 🙂