JAlbum uses FTP to upload, so if Amazon lets you upload via FTP then use jAlbum’s built in FTP. You can also upload your albums outside of JAlbum, the album is just a folder of files.
Not sure of the details, but even with FileZilla, you need the "pro" version (see https://youtu.be/Ea6WVWADQJc). Amazon S3 access is not standard FTP or SFTP.
jGromit wrote:
Not sure of the details, but even with FileZilla, you need the "pro" version (see https://youtu.be/Ea6WVWADQJc). Amazon S3 access is not standard FTP or SFTP.
Yes, I can use any software to upload to S3 instead of Jalbum. Anyway, I was wonder if JAlbum planning to implement it because it would be easier to use it the same way as FTP.
And no, AWS does not support FTP protocol without 3rd party service.
This would be something I'd be interested in too. Yeah one can use S3 client software but it would be way easier and better integrated if it was just direct to s3.
Since you're using Java you can use the AWS SDK for it. It is fairly simple to implement (let me know if I can help with that, I've got some experience with that in Java).