I am new to this forum, thank you all in advance for your kind advice and guidance.
When I test this tutorial “AWS Web Server Sample in PHP using AirVantage 4 APIs”, in the Step B-4, it asks me to key the following as Template URL : s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/elas … e.template
However, when I click “Continue”, an error message comes out, as following and also the attached picture:
ValidateTemplate failed: TemplateURL must reference a valid S3 object to which you have access.
What does this error mean? did I miss out any setting for a S3 object?
Please kindly advise, I look forward to hearing your hint and advice, thank you.
Thanks for your reply. I’ve tried again for a few times, sorry still having the same Error message as following: ValidateTemplate failed: TemplateURL must reference a valid S3 object to which you have access.
Could you please kindly do the favor to help double check if everything is Ok in your side? thank you very much, I look forward to hearing from you…
Mmm… strange. Could you please try to download the template file on your computer (it is a text file), and then use the upload option instead in the create stack form?
You can use this application with any device/asset on any AirVantage 4 account (either trial or commercial) you have credentials on.
The demo account you are refering to, I guess, is the one displayed on the CLoud Platform page (developer.sierrawireless.com/Clo … tform.aspx). Unfortunately, this demo account still remains on AirVantage 3 platform for now, and no such Demo account is available on AirVantage 4 beta yet.
We should get such Demo account available on AirVantage 4 sometime soon (January? – I need to check with the team).
For now, I guess you need to register a Sierra Wireless device to your trial account (like a GX400). If you want to monitor data and send command using this application as well, you’ll need to follow one of our tutorials (like this one) to create a simple embedded application running on this device as well.
AirVantage M2M Cloud has rolled out its 4.3 version yesterday.
The AWS tutorial has been updated today: it better uses the OAuth authentication of AirVantage now.