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Operon
8 years agoExplorer | Level 3
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Hi, I'm using dropbox api v2 in order to make some integration between dropbox and my own Java application, I have a dropbox business account and my intention is to be able to represent in my applica...
Greg-DB
Dropbox Community Moderator
8 years agoIt sounds like you're referring to the note in the DbxUserSharingRequests.listFolders documentation that says:
"Apps must have full Dropbox access to use this endpoint."
That is true, but only in the scope of user-apps (i.e., for the "Dropbox API"). Team-apps (i.e., for the "Dropbox Business API") have a different set of permissions.
You can also DbxUserSharingRequests.listFolders[Continue] with an app with the "team member file access" permission, via the "member file access" feature.
You don't necessarilly need to call DbxUserSharingRequests.listFolders[Continue] to get the shared folders though. If you're only interested in shared folders currently mounted in the member accounts, those will be included in the responses from DbxUserFilesRequests.listFolder[Continue].
I also posted an answer in a thread here to a similar question that may be helpful.
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