ios9 ,canOpenURL: failed for URL: "dbapi-2...

Victor, this message is expected if the official Dropbox app isn't installed even when URL scheme is pre-registered, but the SDK should fall back to using the built-in auth flow. Is that not what you're seeing? If not, what does happen?

Hi Gregory,

Sorry. It was my fault. I was presenting this:

[[DBSession sharedSession] linkFromController:this];

from the wrong controller.

It's all right now with the dbapi-2 application queries scheme.

Thank you.

Thank you for yours reply.The problem of its own ios9 system.

Hi Gregory

I found the latest Dropbox SDK was released at "Version 1.3.13, updated September 15, 2014". I got this info from: "https://www.dropbox.com/developers-v1/core/sdks/ios", more than 1 year!!!!

Is  there any update recently?

Bourne, your question doesn't seem to be directly related to this thread. In the future, please be sure to open new threads for new questions so as not to spam the other people on a thread. 

To answer your question though, version 1.3.13 of the iOS Core SDK as posted on the page you linked to is the latest version. We do have a new Swift SDK for API v2 if you want to use that though.

Thanks Gregory

The reason why I asked that (version) is because I have the same issue (I already added "dbapi-2" to LSApplicationQueriesSchemes), so I was wondering whether it's because I'm still using that old SDK (I did download from that website).

Are you still having trouble? If so, what isn't working as expected specifically? Can you share the steps to reproduce the issue, as well as the full error/output you're getting?

Gregory

 Here is my code:

if (![[DBSession sharedSession] isLinked]) {

        [DBSession sharedSession].delegate = self;

        [[DBSession sharedSession] linkFromController:self];

    }

and I have followings in .plist

<key>LSApplicationQueriesSchemes</key>

<array>

<string>fbauth</string>

<string>dbapi-2</string>

<string>fbauth2</string>

</array>

The console output is:

FFC[21095:2556563] -canOpenURL: failed for URL: "dbapi-2://1/connect" - error: "(null)"

Ok, and what, if anything, isn't working as expected? That message is expected if the official Dropbox app isn't installed, but the SDK should then fall back to the built-in flow, in which case you can just ignore that message. Is this what's happening in your case?

Got the same error. When link controller is opened, I tap Cancel, but open URL delegate method isn't called, i.e. no callback if a user cancel auth process.

If a user grant permissions to my app, I get callback.

SDKv1: cancel flow works correctly.