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tdgvrr
5 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Performance of Dropbox getCurrentAccount
I'm running one of the Dropbox samples and getting very slow (>30 seconds) response on a call to getCurrentAccount().
The code looks like this:
... DbxRequestConfig config = new DbxReq...
Greg-DB
Dropbox Community Moderator
5 years agoThanks for the report. This isn't occurring for me, so we'll need to narrow this down. Can you let me know:
- Is this only occurring when retrieving the information for one account in particular, or does it also happen for other accounts?
- Is this occurring for other methods as well?
tdgvrr
5 years agoExplorer | Level 3
We've tried three accounts - all seem to perform about the same (all are "PRO" accounts, if that matters).
A few other details that might help:
- This is a command-line tool - we authenticate with a access token we generated on the website.
- All of the other methods seem to run fine....in the snippet I sent, from program start to the getCurrentAccount call runs in about two seconds - then getCurrentAccount consistently runs from 20-40 seconds.
- This is running on a small but dedicated server with a Gigabit connection - nothing else we do is slow over the network.
- The results are repeatable...it's not like it just randomly occurs.
- We're using Java 1.8 (161).
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