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Android SDK auth access token malformed when Access Token use in Dropbox JS SDK
Recently I have included Dropbox in my ionic 1 android application through Dropbox JavaScript SDK for user data backup. I have used inAppBrowser for the authentication process. Everything is working ...
Actually, it does not matter of Cordova. The total auth process is happening android side with Official Dropbox SDK. After successful authentication, the Cordova callback just passing the access token noting else and there is no confusion Cordova is modifying the access token. I have confirmed that the access token before passing and successful authentication both are same.
I have provided sufficient code and my plugin to investigation if you are familiar with Cordova or ionic.
By the way, If I provide a total a sample project with integrating my plugin you need to build, debug to investigate the problem. Could you do that if you are not familiar with the Cordova or ionic development process?
I have added a total sample project https://github.com/haruncpi/testdropbox
- clone the repo.
You need to change two files with the app key
1. www/js/controllers.js
2. platforms/android/AndroidManifest.xml
For run the project you have required
1. Node v6.14*
2. Cordova 6.0 install it by npm install -g cordova@6.0.0
3. ionic 1.7 install it by npm install -g ionic@1.7.15
For running app run the command
ionic run [it will install the app to connected device or emulator]
For debugging and show the log in the console run the command below
ionic run -l -c -s
I have done all stuff what you required. Hopefully, I'll get a solution. Thanks for your cooperations.
- Greg-DB
Dropbox Community Moderator
Thanks! I'll work on getting that environment working to try to reproduce this. (I can't make any promises though, as we don't officially support Cordova/Ionic.)
I'm looking through the code though, and I don't see where you actually construct the Dropbox JavaScript client object and call usersGetCurrentAccount, per your original comment. Can you add that? Given the rest of the investigation here, it certainly seems possible that that portion will be relevant (e.g., how you're transferring the token over, when/where you're loading and using the JavaScript library, etc.).
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