Unable to find SDK Zip file

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Thanks for the response Greg.

I want to use javascript SDK to upload files from Salesforce to Dropbox. For that, I'm referring to this link: https://github.com/dropbox/dropbox-sdk-js/blob/master/examples/javascript/upload/index.html but haven't found the specific JS or ZIP file which needs to be added in salesforce in order leverage functionality of JS SDK. Kindly help.

You can find the installation instructions for the JavaScript SDK here. It's not provided as a zip file, but rather on npm, for applications using the npm package manager, or on various public CDNs, for web applications to load it in a script tag, such as on npmcdn.

I'm facing the below error when I upload more than 150 MB size file. Kindly help.

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ravimali12 wrote:

I'm facing the below error when I upload more than 150 MB size file. ...

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Hi ravimali12,

No file size is a issue, but the fact that you are trying to upload every single file at once (in one transaction). Guaranteed transaction size is 150MB. More isn't reliable. In such a way you are transferring transaction limitations to the file size. To transfer bigger files use upload sessions. The limitation is the same 150MB per transaction at most. Splitting a file in multiple transactions you can upload much bigger file. 😉 Take a look here.

Hope this helps.

ravimali12 Здравко is correct, the filesUpload method only supports uploading files up to 150 MB in size. For uploading larger files, you'll need to use upload sessions, like in the example they linked to. You can find the documentation for these methods here.