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SauravAnand01
Explorer | Level 3
8 years ago

Dropbox API V2 GetAccountInfo() - C#

I'm migrating from Dropbox v1 to v2, how can i proceed with GetAccountInfo() to get details such as: UserName, UserId, QuotaUsed, QuotaAvailable, SharedUse. How do i get this with v2. Previous...
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SauravAnand
Explorer | Level 4
8 years ago
No, i have managed to install Dropbox.Api v2 into my main project itself and System.Net.Http is installed too.

Thanks for your support.
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Greg-DB
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8 years ago
Apologies, I'm not sure I follow. Did you try installing the library into both of the projects you mentioned? Is it working now?
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    SauravAnand
    Explorer | Level 4
    8 years ago
    Hi Greg,

    I have removed the extra project which i mentioned earlier and installed Dropbox API in the main project itself, now all is working fine.

    It was a conflict between Dll's of the both project. Previously v1 was referenced in my main project and v2 is referenced into another project, and i was calling another project's function from my main project. Due to this i was getting "Could not load file or assembly" exception.

    But now all working fine. One more query i have about UploadAsync() which i have created a new thread.

    Thank you Greg for your support.

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