java - PutObjectRequest.putObject() method of com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.PutObjectRequest throws com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.AmazonS3Exception -
hey trying upload image s3 bucket code is:
public static void addobjecttobucketfromstream(amazons3 conn, string bucketname, string keyname, inputstream inputstream, map<string, string> metadatamap,string contenttype) throws ioexception { try { objectmetadata metadata = new objectmetadata(); if (metadatamap != null) { (iterator iterator = metadatamap.keyset().iterator(); iterator .hasnext();) { string key = (string) iterator.next(); string value = metadatamap.get(key); metadata.addusermetadata(key, value); } } metadata.setcontentlength(inputstream.available()); if (contenttype!=null && !"".equals(contenttype)){ metadata.setcontenttype(contenttype); } putobjectrequest por = new putobjectrequest(bucketname, keyname, inputstream, metadata); por.setcannedacl(cannedaccesscontrollist.publicread); conn.putobject(por); int a; } { if (inputstream != null) { try { inputstream.close(); } catch (ioexception e) { // ignore } } } } in code putobject() throws com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.putobjectrequest throws com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.amazons3exception
in log showing
com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.amazons3exception: status code: 403, aws service: amazon s3, aws request id: 8c576cdfec92534c, aws error code: accessdenied, aws error message: access denied, s3 extended request id: q7rs1xrubnjgptnjks5t5qhpc6y3nt66qagga5or6as0i0jlolayodihcoztd+sewyexpvhm4ls=
a 403 error indicates problem aws credentials. credentials using amazons3 object? default, they'll located in ~/.aws/credentials.
you can verify credentials correct aws command-line tool. if haven't used before, run aws configure , enter creds. can attempt upload file aws s3 cp somefile s3://mybucket.
if succeeds, can enable java sdk logging documented here more information.
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