How to copy a file from local to the cloud

@jlrdw I test from my local webserver, it's not HTTPS (php artisan serve), but the app in production is HTTPS.

@vincent15000 Adobe has this:

Only HTTPS based signed URIs are supported.

Edit:

I would double check with client and make sure the pdf files need merged. You could suggest just zip instead of merge.

I.e., They have 5 to combine, just zip the 5 together.

It sure would make things easier. But just suggestions.

@jlrdw To be sure ...

The presigned URI IS HTTPS, it's the URI for the AWS cloud for Adobe to upload a PDF file (and then merge it with another and then retrieve the merged file).

So what you are saying is that the source has also to be HTTPS ?

But when I try to send the file to the cloud, I don't send the source URL of the file, I attach the file to the post request.

$response = Http::attach(
    'attachment', file_get_contents('photo.jpg'), 'photo.jpg'
)->post('http://example.com/attachments');

https://laravel.com/docs/10.x/http-client#multi-part-requests

So what you say is that even in this situation the source webserver has also to be HTTPS to be able to send the request to Adobe ?

I found this limitation in the documentation, it seems to concern only the external storage and not the internal ones.

https://developer.adobe.com/document-services/docs/overview/pdf-services-api/howtos/pdf-external-storage-sol/

I'm trying to send a file to the AWS Adobe cloud, then to handle it via the API, and then to retrieve the resulting file.

@vincent15000

So what you are saying is that the source has also to be HTTPS ?

I am not sure. Try sending from https if possible.

@jlrdw Ok thank you ... I will say you if it works or not.

@jlrdw I have tried sending from HTTPS and it doesn't work better, I get a 403 error yet.

I have tried with a POST and a PUT request, both give me the same result.

@jlrdw It works without HTTPS on the local side.

I just have to send the file inside the body and not attached to the request.

And with AWS presigned URL, it's necessary to send a PUT request and not a POST request. This wasn't mentioned in the documentation.

$response = Http::withBody(
    file_get_contents($file_path), 'application/pdf'
)->put($upload_uri);