public static function create(amazon_sns_topic $topic, $endpoint, $protocol = 'email')
{
$response = amazon_sns_helper::request(array('Action' => 'Subscribe', 'TopicArn' => $topic->getArn(), 'Endpoint' => $endpoint, 'Protocol' => $protocol));
}
* add you as a subsriber...
*
* Then uncomment the last line and publish to the topic.
*
* @author Russell Smith <*****@*****.**>
*/
/*
* Your access key for AWS
*/
define('AWS_ACCESS_KEY', '<your amazon access key>');
/*
* Your private AWS key
*/
define('AWS_PRIVATE_KEY', '<your amazon secret key>');
// Customize these variables...
$your_email = '*****@*****.**';
$topic_title = 'hello-world';
$topic_display_name = 'Amazon SNS Test';
// Then omment this next line out or remove when you're done setting up the above & run!
exit;
require_once 'class.amazon_sns_helper.php';
require_once 'class.amazon_sns_topic.php';
require_once 'class.amazon_sns_subscriber.php';
$topic = amazon_sns_topic::create($topic_title);
print 'Your topic ARN: ' . $topic->getArn() . "\n";
$topic->setDisplayName($topic_display_name);
// Create the new subscription - this will email you a "opt in" message
$subscriber = amazon_sns_subscriber::create($topic, $your_email);
// Note, publish won't work and commented out as you'll need to
// confirm the subscription by opting in first.
//$topic->publish('Amazon SNS Test message', 'Hello, world!');
