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Izabella S.'s avatar
Izabella S.
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10 years ago

Java API Concurrency with multiple users accessing app.

So I am developing a Spellchecker application. I am storing all the projects (books) on Dropbox. My application downloads and uploads files to Dropbox. The application will have multiple users who ...
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Greg-DB
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10 years ago

If you will only have your app connect to a single account, you need to only process the OAuth app authorization flow for that account once. From that point on, you would store and re-use that single access token.

For example, if you are using the Java Core SDK, that is the token stored as "accessToken" in the tutorial.

Then, whenever a user of your app needs Dropbox functionality, you would use a DbxClient made with that stored access token, e.g., using this constructor.

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