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(Mono C#) S3 List Objects in Bucket FolderSee more Amazon S3 ExamplesDemonstrates how to retrieve the XML listing of the objects (i.e. files) stored in an Amazon S3 bucket, but just within a particular folder.
// This example assumes the Chilkat HTTP API to have been previously unlocked. // See Global Unlock Sample for sample code. // In Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service), there is a distinction between buckets and folders, // which are both used for organizing and storing data. // Bucket: A bucket is the top-level container in Amazon S3. It is similar to a directory or folder // at the root level and acts as a unique namespace for your objects (files). Each bucket must have a globally // unique name across all of Amazon S3. Buckets are created at the AWS account level and are used to store objects. // Folder (Prefix): In Amazon S3, folders are not actual physical entities but are virtual constructs called prefixes. // They are part of the object keys used to organize and group objects within a bucket. Object keys are essentially the // full path or name of an object, including the folder structure. For example, if you have an object named // "my-image.jpg" inside a folder named "photos," the object key would be "photos/my-image.jpg." // Folders are helpful for organizing objects within a bucket and creating a hierarchical structure. // In reality, S3 does not have a true folder structure. It stores objects in a flat structure with unique keys. // However, the keys can include slashes ("/") to create a visual separation that resembles a folder structure. // Various tools and S3 clients interpret the slashes as folder separators and display them accordingly. Chilkat.Http http = new Chilkat.Http(); // Insert your access key here: http.AwsAccessKey = "AWS_ACCESS_KEY"; // Insert your secret key here: http.AwsSecretKey = "AWS_SECRET_KEY"; // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // List the objects having prefix "images/" // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- string strXml = http.S3_ListBucketObjects("chilkat100?prefix=images/"); if (http.LastMethodSuccess != true) { Debug.WriteLine(http.LastErrorText); return; } Debug.WriteLine("Response status code = " + Convert.ToString(http.LastStatus)); Chilkat.Xml xml = new Chilkat.Xml(); bool success = xml.LoadXml(strXml); if (success != true) { Debug.WriteLine(xml.LastErrorText); return; } // If the response status code was not 200, then the XML response is not a // listing of objects, but instead contains error information. if (http.LastStatus != 200) { Debug.WriteLine(xml.GetXml()); Debug.WriteLine("Failed."); return; } // A sample response is shown below. Debug.WriteLine(xml.GetXml()); Debug.WriteLine("----"); // Use this online tool to generate parsing code from sample XML: // Generate Parsing Code from XML // Iterate over the bucket items and get information for each.. int numItems = xml.NumChildrenHavingTag("Contents"); Debug.WriteLine("Number of bucket items = " + Convert.ToString(numItems)); string itemKey; string itemSizeDecimalStr; string lastModTimestamp; Chilkat.CkDateTime dt = new Chilkat.CkDateTime(); int i = 0; while (i < numItems) { xml.I = i; itemKey = xml.GetChildContent("Contents[i]|Key"); itemSizeDecimalStr = xml.GetChildContent("Contents[i]|Size"); lastModTimestamp = xml.GetChildContent("Contents[i]|LastModified"); dt.SetFromRfc822(lastModTimestamp); // Get a local date/time. bool bLocal = true; Chilkat.DtObj dtObj = dt.GetDtObj(bLocal); Debug.WriteLine(Convert.ToString(i) + ": " + itemKey + ", " + itemSizeDecimalStr + ", " + Convert.ToString(dtObj.Day) + "-" + Convert.ToString(dtObj.Month) + "-" + Convert.ToString(dtObj.Year) + ":" + Convert.ToString(dtObj.Hour) + ":" + Convert.ToString(dtObj.Minute)); i = i + 1; } // Sample output from the above loop: // 0: images/africa/, 0, 11-6-2020:20:18 // 1: images/africa/giraffe.jpg, 262769, 11-6-2020:20:20 // 2: images/africa/lion.jpg, 1026769, 11-6-2020:20:20 // 3: images/sea_creatures/starfish123.jpg, 6229, 19-1-2017:10:45 // 4: images/sea_creatures/starfish.jpg, 6229, 19-1-2017:12:7 |
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