Java Library for Amazon Marketplace Web Service

About this Library

• Based on the 2009-01-01 API version.
• Refers only to the amazon-mws-2009-01-01-javaclient-2009-10-28.zip file.

What's New?

• 2009-10-28: Release update to client library correcting issue with downloading reports containing non-ASCII character encodings.

Prerequisites

• Amazon Web Services account (http://aws.amazon.com/)
• Amazon Marketplace Web Service enrollment (http://mws.amazon.com/)
• Pro Merchant Selling on Amazon account (http://www.amazonservices.com/content/sell-on-amazon.htm)
• Java 2 Platform Standard Edition 5.0 Development Kit (JDK 5.0) or newer. If your version of the JDK is older than 5.0, you must install the newer version. For more information, go to http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/download.jsp.

Reference Documentation

• MWS Getting Started Guide
• MWS Developer Guide

Package Content

Quick Start

1. Extract the amazon-mws-2009-01-01-javaclient-2009-10-28.zip file into a working directory.
2. Add all jar files under "third-party/*" directory to your classpath.
3. Add the marketplace-web-service-2009-01-01-java-library.jar file under "dist/lib" directory to your classpath.
4. If you want to run the samples, add all sources under "src/com/amazonaws/mws/samples" directory to your compilation path.
5. Edit the desired sample. For example, in GetFeedSubmissionCountSample:
• Set your AWS Access Key ID and AWS Secret Access Key

final String accessKeyId = "<Your Access Key ID>";
final String secretAccessKey = "<Your Secret Access Key>";
                

• Set your Application or Company Name and Version

 final String appName = "<Your Application or Company Name>";
 final String appVersion = "<Your Application Version or Build Number or Release Date>";
                

• Scroll further down and set your Marketplace ID and Merchant ID

final String MarketplaceId = "<Your Marketplace ID>";
final String MerchantId = "<Your Merchant ID>";
                

6. Uncomment the following line.

 // invokeGetFeedSubmissionCount(service, request);
                

7. Compile and run the sample. You should see output similar to the following:

            GetFeedSubmissionCountResponse
                GetFeedSubmissionCountResult
                    Count
                        72
                ResponseMetadata
                    RequestId
                        a555ef03-d2c1-4f42-bae1-e82aee7488c6
            

Happy coding!