Looking for a simple Amazon Web Service library

[Minghui Yu <mi...@gmail.com>]

I am looking for a very simple Amazon web service library. I plan to use it
in a struts 1 application.

Basically, I want a library that once I provide with an ISBN for a
book, it will return current book price, image, reader comments
(optional), and, of course, URL to this book. I want to wrap all those
in a javabean and use it in a jsp page.

No other fancy features required for this simple library.

Any recommendation?

Thanks

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Re: Looking for a simple Amazon Web Service library

[Martin Gainty <mg...@hotmail.com>]

2 items
Axis is your best choice for Tomcat WebService

is there a specific reason why you wanto implement this with Struts1 over
Struts2 ?

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From: "Minghui Yu" <mi...@gmail.com>
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> I am looking for a very simple Amazon web service library. I plan to use
it
> in a struts 1 application.
>
> Basically, I want a library that once I provide with an ISBN for a
> book, it will return current book price, image, reader comments
> (optional), and, of course, URL to this book. I want to wrap all those
> in a javabean and use it in a jsp page.
>
> No other fancy features required for this simple library.
>
> Any recommendation?
>
> Thanks
>
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