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abhishek9851
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9 years ago
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Java Batch upload via uploadSessionAppendV2

I am trying to batch upload multiple files via uploadSessionAppendV2, but somehow all the files are written to a single file. Lets say i have two identical files file1.txt, file2.txt , each with si...
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  • Greg-DB's avatar
    Greg-DB
    9 years ago
    It looks like you're only calling uploadSessionStart once. You'll need to call that once per file. That is, a single "upload session" is used to upload a single file. You can use uploadSessionFinishBatch to finish multiple different upload sessions at once though.
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Greg-DB
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9 years ago
It looks like you're only calling uploadSessionStart once. You'll need to call that once per file. That is, a single "upload session" is used to upload a single file. You can use uploadSessionFinishBatch to finish multiple different upload sessions at once though.

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