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toTable="string value" />
<map
type="NameSpace.Class, Assembly"
targetTable="string value">
<property
name="string value"
attribute="string value"
ignore="true | false"
version="true | false"
converter="NameSpace.Class, Assembly" />
</map>
</dynamoDBContext>
</dynamoDB>
<s3
useSignatureVersion4="true | false" />
<ec2
useSignatureVersion4="true | false" />
<proxy
host="string value"
port="1234"
username="string value"
password="string value" />
</aws>
...
Elements Reference
The following is a list of the elements that are allowed in an AWS settings section. For each element, its
allowed attributes and parent-child elements are listed.
Topics
• alias (p. 20)
• aws (p. 21)
• dynamoDB (p. 22)
• dynamoDBContext (p. 22)
• ec2 (p. 22)
• logging (p. 23)
• map (p. 24)
• property (p. 24)
• proxy (p. 25)
• s3 (p. 25)
alias
The alias element represents a single item in a collection of one or more from-table to to-table mappings
that specifies a different table than one that is configured for a type. (This element maps to an instance
of the Amazon.Util.TableAlias class from the
Amazon.AWSConfigs.DynamoDBConfig.Context.TableAliases property in the AWS SDK for
.NET.) Remapping is done before applying a table name prefix. This element can include the following
attributes:
• fromTable — The from-table portion of the from-table to to-table mapping. (This attribute maps to the
Amazon.Util.TableAlias.FromTable property in the AWS SDK for .NET.)
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