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Ghost Mjrm
3 years agoExplorer | Level 4
How can i get lifetime Access Token
i have android app connected to my Dropbox folder using access token but every 4 hour should i edit my code and input the new access token is there any method to make the app working 24h without any ...
- 3 years ago
Ghost Mjrm, Be more careful when inspecting the code.
Ghost Mjrm wrote:
... there is no offline ...Hm..🤔 Let's see where the OAuth starts here and what actually gets executed here. 🧐 Are you still thinking "there is no offline"? 🙂
Ghost Mjrm wrote:
... or refresh token exampleLet's see where OAuth finish here and what actually it executes here. Ahhh... where was this refresh token... 😉
Keep more attention on code reading.
Ghost Mjrm
3 years agoExplorer | Level 4
Do you have more resources I didn’t find this useful idk why but there is no offline or refresh token example
- Здравко3 years agoLegendary | Level 20
Ghost Mjrm, Be more careful when inspecting the code.
Ghost Mjrm wrote:
... there is no offline ...Hm..🤔 Let's see where the OAuth starts here and what actually gets executed here. 🧐 Are you still thinking "there is no offline"? 🙂
Ghost Mjrm wrote:
... or refresh token exampleLet's see where OAuth finish here and what actually it executes here. Ahhh... where was this refresh token... 😉
Keep more attention on code reading.
- Ghost Mjrm3 years agoExplorer | Level 4
aha yeah i don't know how you got there but its seem to me he is using kotlin not java but i will figure it out
thanks (:
- Здравко3 years agoLegendary | Level 20
Ghost Mjrm wrote:aha yeah i don't know how you got there ...
It's the internals of same link, I posted before. Nothing new.
Ghost Mjrm wrote:... but its seem to me he is using kotlin not java but i will figure it out
...
Kotlin is widely used as a Java replacement (it's definitely more powerful), so Dropbox does the same. Both of them are using the same JVM, so they are compatible and you can use Java while Dropbox Java SDK for Android is in fact not Java but Kotlin. Again, Kotlin and Java languages can be mixed troubleless (there are some small exceptions only, that don't affect you in the particular case).
Good luck. 😉
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