Support for RequestStreamHandler within Lambda Java Projects about aws-toolkit-eclipse

[bbilger]

FYI, there's a workaround: implement RequestHandler and upload the function, then implement RequestStreamHandler, instead and use "Run function on AWS Lambda..." instead of "Upload function to AWS Lambda" which uploads the updated function.

[parkej60]

Thanks for the heads up on that. Will this work for functions that already exist?

Jameson W Parker

On Apr 28, 2016, at 4:36 PM, Björn Bilger [email protected] wrote:

FYI, there's a workaround: implement RequestHandler and upload the function, then implement RequestStreamHandler, instead and use "Run function on AWS Lambda..." instead of "Upload function to AWS Lambda" which uploads the updated function.

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[bbilger]

Well, it's really just a workaround I found. It should work, yes but by implementing RequestHandler instead of RequestStreamHandler and uploading, you'll overwrite your existing function and potentially break what the function is intended to do.

[parkej60]

Well right now they already use request stream handler. They've just been upload via the web ui instead of eclipse. They actually extend a class which extends RequestStreamHandler.

Jameson W Parker

On Apr 28, 2016, at 4:47 PM, Björn Bilger [email protected] wrote:

Well, it's really just a workaround I found. It should work, yes but by implementing RequestHandler instead of RequestStreamHandler and uploading, you'll overwrite your existing function and potentially break what the function is intended to do.

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[zhangzhx]

Hi @parkej60 ,

In our latest release, we started supporting RequestStreamHandler. Please try the newest version of the Lambda plugin and we would like to hear your feedbacks for the new feature.

[parkej60]

@zhangzhx IT WORKS! Thank you so much this makes Lambda functions so much better!