In the object persistence interface, you will not perform any CRUD operations directly on the data; instead, you have to create objects which represent DynamoDB tables and indexes and perform operations on those objects. It will allow you to write object-centric code and not database-centric code.
The AWS SDKs for Java and .NET provide support for the object persistence interface.
Let's create a DynamoDBMapper object in AWS SDK for Java. It will represent data in the Movies table. This is the MovieObjectMapper.java class. Here you can use the Eclipse IDE for the example.
You need to import a few classes for annotations. DynamoDBAttribute is applied to the getter method. If it will apply to the class ...
