A Downloading a file, getting error in DropboxTransportClient. Labels: Developers. Downloading a file, getting error in DropboxTransportClient. Explorer Level 4. Hi all, I've checked the forum and didn't find an answer. I removed checkDB from the procedure calling directly copiaDB and it works again. Any idea? Thanks, Marco "Chetral" Pirola Solved! Accepted Solutions. Re: Downloading a file, getting error in DropboxTransportClient.
Thanks Greg, I added response and error handling and now it works again!!! How do I clear my search history? Why won't my files open?
Try viewing the file in a third-party application to find out if there's an issue with the actual file: Open the Dropbox app and navigate to the file. Tap on the arrow to the right of the file. Scroll up and select Export. Choose an approriate app to open your file in for example, if you're exporting a photo file, choose a photo viewing app. If you are connected to internet and still having issues, try signing out and signing back in: Tap the menu icon horizontal lines in the top left and then Settings.
Tap Sign out from Dropbox. Navigate to the file. Tap on the arrow to the right of the filename. Select Cancel. Repeat with any other files you'd like to stop uploading. Caching issues can be cleared by reinstalling the Dropbox Android app, but you can also manually clear your cache: Open the Dropbox app.
You can commence the auth flow by calling authorizeFromController:controller:openURL method in your application's view controller. Note that the controller reference will be weakly held. To handle the redirection back into the Swift SDK once the authentication flow is complete, you should add the following code in your application's delegate:. After the end user signs in with their Dropbox login credentials via the in-app webview, they will see a window like this:.
Once you have obtained an OAuth 2. The response handlers for each request type are similar to one another. The arguments for the handler blocks are as follows:. Note: Response handlers are required for all endpoints. Progress handlers, on the other hand, are optional for all endpoints. Dropbox API v2 deals largely with two data types: structs and unions. Broadly speaking, most route arguments are struct types and most route errors are union types. NOTE: In this context, "structs" and "unions" are terms specific to the Dropbox API, and not to any of the languages that are used to query the API, so you should avoid thinking of them in terms of their Swift definitions.
Struct types are "traditional" object types, that is, composite types made up of a collection of one or more instance fields. All public instance fields are accessible at runtime, regardless of runtime state.
Union types , on the other hand, represent a single value that can take on multiple value types, depending on state. We capture all of these different type scenarios under one "union object", but that object will exist only as one type at runtime. Each union state type, or tag , may have an associated value if it doesn't, the union state type is said to be void. Associated value types can either be primitives, structs or unions. Although the Swift SDK represents union types as objects with multiple instance fields, at most one instance field is accessible at runtime, depending on the tag state of the union.
DeleteError , which is a union type. The Files. Here, both tag states have non-void associated values of types Files. LookupError and Files. These features include: Managing shared folder sharing settings.
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