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Hi, I had been able to successfully connect to dropbox using dropbox api. I am using the bundle dropbox-core-sdk 1.7.6 from maven repository. But since recently I am getting the below error fro...
The Dropbox Java SDK you're using (v1.7.6) is old and is using the now retired API v1. Calling API v1 will return a 400 error since it is now disabled.
You should instead use the latest version of the Dropbox Java SDK (currently v3.0.5), which uses API v2.
Greg-DB
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Dropbox Community ModeratorIn the screenshot of the web site, I see you're looking at a folder at "/neges". It sounds like that's probably just a folder you created manually.
For an app with the "app folder" permission, like the app you have registered, per your second screenshot, Dropbox automatically makes the special app folder for you. By default that's located at "/Apps/<app folder name>", for the English localization, or a corresponding translation for other localizations, e.g. "Aplicaciones" for Spanish.
So, please check in your account at "/Aplicaciones/neges" for the actual app folder and put whatever files you want there. (It's empty by default.)
For an app with the "app folder" permission, like the app you have registered, per your second screenshot, Dropbox automatically makes the special app folder for you. By default that's located at "/Apps/<app folder name>", for the English localization, or a corresponding translation for other localizations, e.g. "Aplicaciones" for Spanish.
So, please check in your account at "/Aplicaciones/neges" for the actual app folder and put whatever files you want there. (It's empty by default.)
You are the best !!!!! It finally works!!
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