VBA (and VB6) helper routines for accessing Amazon’s S3 and SimpleDB services, includes a HMAC SHA1 VBA accessible DLL.
Project Diary:
http://blog.gobansaor.com/2008/02/22/xlaws-excel-vba-code-for-accessing-amazons-s3-and-simpledb/
VBA (and VB6) helper routines for accessing Amazon’s S3 and SimpleDB services, includes a HMAC SHA1 VBA accessible DLL.
Project Diary:
http://blog.gobansaor.com/2008/02/22/xlaws-excel-vba-code-for-accessing-amazons-s3-and-simpledb/
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[...] February 22, 2008 by gobansaor I’ve been using Amazon’s S3 service from within Excel for sometime now and as there are no libraries or examples for calling AWS services from VBA (or VB6) I had to roll my own. As with most things Excel, getting the job done always triumphs over elegance and industrial strength implementations, in other words it was all a bit of a “dog’s dinner”. To remedy this and to share my experience of using S3 from within a VBA/VB6 environment, I decided to re-factor the code and to assemble it into a more re-usable form; the end result is xlAWS. [...]
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