Currently, you can only set the Content-Type when uploading a file using the S3Uploader transformer.
According to the S3 REST API documentation, there are also other headers to set, like Cache-Control, Content-Disposition, Expires etc. It would be nice if (a selection of) these can also be set by the S3Uploader, similar to the HTTPCaller. I could of course use the latter to achieve what I want, but the S3Uploader sure makes authentication a lot easier.. :)
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S3Uploader: ability to set more headers
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+4- Safer
I agree as well, and have also identified other S3 settings that would be nice. Permissions via attribute, file versioning, encryption. etc.
+8- Supporter
Can we put this one at top of list - be great to be able to use the encrypt option plus metatdata tags