Example using cloudformation about amazonica HOT 5 CLOSED

(create-stack :stack-name "my stack"
              :template-body "....some json....")

Does something like this not work?

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Can you be specific about what is unclear in the docs on the project's
main page?

On 4/7/14, John Chijioke [email protected] wrote:

Is there a standard way of determining amazonica api parameters?

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Why does amazonica apis not take maps like {:key "value"} instead of :key "value" pairs?

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If it's not yet clear why I'm asking this question then the benefit to this approach will be that the arguments to the apis will be modular. The arguments can be defined elsewhere and then passed to the apis as a whole just as the client request result beans intended. The return values should also be maps for easier handling.

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You can use either form - as key value pairs, or a map. For instance, this should work:

(list-stacks {:stack-status-filters ["DELETE_COMPLETE"]})

Return values are of types corresponding to the Java method call in the SDK. So if the Java method returns simply a java.util.List of things, you'll get a Clojure Seq or Vector. If the Java method returns a String, you'll get a string back. Typically though, the Java method returns some SDK object, and so you'll get a map back. All depends on the *Client method signature basically.

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