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* aws/api/route53-2013-04-01.normal.json: New API file.
* Makefile.am (JSON_SOURCES): Add it.
* aws/base.scm (aws-operation): Pass xml-namespace to requester.
* aws/request.scm (request-xml-string): New procedure.
(make-operation->request): Accept xml-namespace key.
[host]: Use globalEndpoint if provided.
[request-parameters]: Use request-xml-string for rest-xml protocol.
* aws/serialize.scm (aws-value->sxml): New procedure.
* language/aws/spec.scm (compile-operation): Pass xml-namespace to
aws-operation.
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Instead of expecting a single input of the required type, the
procedure returned by AWS-OPERATION now accepts keyword arguments
intended for the request constructor. This makes for a much less
verbose DSL. Compare the explicit style
(DeleteFileSystem
(DeleteFileSystemRequest
#:FileSystemId "fs-cabba9e"))
with the new implicit style:
(DeleteFileSystem
#:FileSystemId "fs-cabba9e")
* aws/base.scm (aws-operation): Accept an input-constructor; apply it
to a provided list of keyword arguments.
* language/aws/spec.scm (compile-operation): Generate code that
specifies the input constructor.
* README.org: Update examples.
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* language/aws/spec.scm (compile-shape): Only check for the AWS shape
type if the member value is a complex type and not merely a wrapper
around a primitive type.
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* language/aws/spec.scm (primitive-type-checker): Use the
primitive-type-checker recursively for list values that are (wrappers
around) primitive types.
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We use this when compiling structures to determine if a structure
member is a wrapper around a primitive type.
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