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Re: Dot Net SDK provided by Dropbox is not updated with TLS 1.2
Hi,
I am trying to take the dropbox V2 code here (the official Dropbox API v2 .NET SDK) to work in a website. I was able to make it work locally (localhost), with small changes. However, when upl...
Greg-DB
Dropbox Community Moderator
Dropbox Community ModeratorThe "http://127.0.0.1:52475/" address is the address of the local server that the OauthBasic and OAuthPKCE examples use to locally receive the redirect during the OAuth app authorization flow. Those are console apps designed to be run locally to show how to process the OAuth flow, and are not meant to be deployed as web apps.
If/when you're writing your own app (or if you're substantially modifying those example apps to deploy them as web apps), and you deploy an app on the internet, you'd need to set your web app's actual address where it can receive the redirect back during the authorization flow.
You can find all of the examples for the .NET SDK here. For instance, here's an example of an MVC web app as you mentioned, and here's the line where it programmatically uses its hostname to build its redirect URI. Dropbox doesn't offer an example written for ASP.NET Web Forms in particular.
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