Add Java version of the Lambda Cron example #39
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* Fix the build! (SNS SID change) Also, don't run packaging steps in POST_BUILD if the build didn't succeed. This makes it 1000 times easier to go through logs if there's not a ton of packing lines
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No issue. I just thought the Java section looked a bit sad.
Description of changes:
Creates a Java copy of the Lambda Cron example present in the Python and Typescript examples (using the same Python code as that seemed simplest).
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