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Ways to get the AWS SDK for Java

To use the AWS SDK for Java, you must have:

See the Basic setup to work with AWS services topic for instructions on how to get set up to use the SDK for Java.

We recommend using Apache Maven or Gradle with your project to access required dependencies of the SDK for Java. This section describes how to use those tools.

We recommend that you use a build tool to access the SDK for your project, You can, however, download a prebuilt jar of latest version of the SDK .

The SDK contains the following directories:

• documentation- contains the API documentation (also available on the web: AWS SDK for Java API Reference).

• lib- contains the SDK .jar files.

• samples- contains working sample code that demonstrates how to use the SDK.

• third-party/lib- contains third-party libraries that are used by the SDK, such as Apache commons logging, AspectJ and the Spring framework.

To use the SDK, add the full path to the lib and third-party directories to the dependencies in your build file, and add them to your java CLASSPATH to run your code.

Only the latest version of the complete SDK is provided in pre-built form as a downloadable jar. However, you can build a previous version of the SDK using Apache Maven (open source). Maven will download all necessary dependencies, build and install the SDK in one step. Visit http://maven.apache.org/ for installation instructions and more information.

1. Go to the SDK’s GitHub page at: AWS SDK for Java (GitHub).

2. Choose the tag corresponding to the version number of the SDK that you want. For example, 1.6.10.

3. Click the Download ZIP button to download the version of the SDK you selected.

4. Unzip the file to a directory on your development system. On many systems, you can use your graphical file manager to do this, or use the unzip utility in a terminal window.

5. In a terminal window, navigate to the directory where you unzipped the SDK source.

6. Build and install the SDK with the following command (Maven required):

   mvn clean install -Dgpg.skip=true

   The resulting .jar file is built into the target directory.

7. (Optional) Build the API Reference documentation using the following command:

   mvn javadoc:javadoc

   The documentation is built into the target/site/apidocs/ directory.

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