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Using API and SDK together
Hello, I need some help until now i have been using >NET SDK Version 6.37. and we are experiencing a problem downloading large files 30GB and higher. so I tried to implement chunk download, but S...
Hi,
Thank you for the response.
The response of the 401 is empty.
And I will try to move to version 7 .
So from what you are saying refreshments are stays the same always. Unless you revoked them .
Is there an option to extract the access token from the Dropbox client. Sence I am using both sdk and api . Due to the linitation of download in chunks not available in the sdk .
DB-Des
Dropbox Community Moderator
Dropbox Community ModeratorYes, that’s correct: refresh tokens do not expire automatically (unless they’re revoked, for example if the user disconnects the app).
Also keep in mind that access tokens do expire after a period of time, even if you obtain them via the SDK. When the access token expires, your app will need to use the refresh token to request a new access token, or the user will need to go through the authorization flow again.
That said, when using the Dropbox NET SDK, you can retrieve the access token as such:
...
var tokenResult = await DropboxOAuth2Helper.ProcessCodeFlowAsync(
code: code,
appKey: AppKey,
appSecret: AppSecret,
redirectUri: RedirectUri
);
Console.WriteLine($"Access token: {tokenResult.AccessToken}");
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