scala - How to use AWS Java SDK to connect Complaint S3 Service? -


i trying implement simple java/scala client connect s3 service provided openstack swift(it supports s3 api). codes seems not working when using aws java sdk 1.11.176. share me lights?

thanks!

def listbuckets(config: config, bucketname: string): unit = {     val accesskey = "85eb40dxxxxx"     val secretkey = "xxxxxxxxxxxx"     val endpoint = "https://v01.my.company.net:8080"     val credentials = new basicawscredentials(accesskey, secretkey);     val clientconfig = new clientconfiguration();     clientconfig.setprotocol(protocol.https);     val client = amazons3clientbuilder.standard()        .withcredentials(newawsstaticcredentialsprovider(credentials))        .withclientconfiguration(clientconfig)        .withpathstyleaccessenabled(true)        .withendpointconfiguration(new endpointconfiguration(endpoint, "us-east-1"))        .build();     system.out.println(client.listbuckets()) }

error this:

null (service: amazon s3; status code: 400; error code: invalidargument; request id: null; s3 extended request id: null) com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.amazons3exception: null (service: amazon s3; status code: 400; error code: invalidargument; request id: null; s3 extended request id: null), s3 extended request id: null @ com.amazonaws.http.amazonhttpclient$requestexecutor.handleerrorresponse(amazonhttpclient.java:1587) @ com.amazonaws.http.amazonhttpclient$requestexecutor.executeonerequest(amazonhttpclient.java:1257) @ com.amazonaws.http.amazonhttpclient$requestexecutor.executehelper(amazonhttpclient.java:1029) @ com.amazonaws.http.amazonhttpclient$requestexecutor.doexecute(amazonhttpclient.java:741) @ com.amazonaws.http.amazonhttpclient$requestexecutor.executewithtimer(amazonhttpclient.java:715) @ com.amazonaws.http.amazonhttpclient$requestexecutor.execute(amazonhttpclient.java:697) @ com.amazonaws.http.amazonhttpclient$requestexecutor.access$500(amazonhttpclient.java:665) @ com.amazonaws.http.amazonhttpclient$requestexecutionbuilderimpl.execute(amazonhttpclient.java:647) @ com.amazonaws.http.amazonhttpclient.execute(amazonhttpclient.java:511) @ com.amazonaws.services.s3.amazons3client.invoke(amazons3client.java:4227) @ com.amazonaws.services.s3.amazons3client.invoke(amazons3client.java:4174) @ com.amazonaws.services.s3.amazons3client.invoke(amazons3client.java:4168) @ com.amazonaws.services.s3.amazons3client.listbuckets(amazons3client.java:918) @ com.amazonaws.services.s3.amazons3client.listbuckets(amazons3client.java:924)


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