fixes for brain ded control..

[Ray]

As this looks like another telerik academic  ( red never gets fixed) issue..



Here are the steps to fix..

1. Copy code from everlive provider

 public string ApiKey { get; set; }

to AWS provider with tags

public string AccessKey { get; set; }

public string SecretKey { get; set; }

These need to a) take direct assignments, b) take config is set, or if none of the above use AWS dynamic keys..





2. Remove exception for null config, as this breaks AWS dynamic keys..

if (config == null)



            {



                throw new ArgumentNullException("No valid configuration is provided.");



            }

3. Good to go..

[Marin Bratanov]

Hi,

The Everlive provider does have such a property, in the same manner as the Amazon provider has properties for the keys it works with. In all cases these keys are read from the web.config file (see this thread for the reason why).
What happens is that the file the end user selects is POST-ed to the handler CloudUplaod uses. This handler has to determine the used providers and their keys, in order to connect to the given cloud storage. Both providers work in the same way and do not take these keys from the control instance that calls them.
The idea that these keys should be available on a per-control basis is logged here.


Regards,
Marin Bratanov
Telerik