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delta equivalent for Core API v2
I wonder if the following is the right way to detect remote changes in Java/Android using Core API v2:
ListFolderGetLatestCursorResult cursor = client.files().listFolderGetLatestCursor(""); ListFo...
Greg-DB
Dropbox Community Moderator
Dropbox Community ModeratorThe equivalent of v1's getDelta (without a cursor) is listFolder, and the equivalent of getDelta (with a cursor) is listFolderContinue. Likewise, the equivalent of getDeltaLatestCursor is listFolderGetLatestCursor.
If you want the full state of the files in the account, you should start with listFolder (as opposed to listFolderGetLatestCursor) and continue on with listFolderContinue.
If you only want new changes, and don't care about existing items, then you can use listFolderGetLatestCursor and listFolderContinue.
In either case, you do need to store the last cursor you received (e.g., from listFolderContinue), and use that when calling back to listFolderContinue again. If you get the latest cursor from listFolderGetLatestCursor each time though, you won't see changes that occurred in the interim.
It seems like in v1 /delta returned ANY new changes in the entire Dropbox, while in v2 it is only able to see a specified folder path. Am I not understanding something here?
I figured it out, thanks to this thread: https://www.dropboxforum.com/t5/API-support/list-folder-continue-Always-empty/td-p/164977 (Steve M.)
I forgot to send the recursive parameter.
:)
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