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Dropbox API V2 Silent Upload Death [Java] [Android]

Dropbox API V2 Silent Upload Death [Java] [Android]

pmsmm
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I'm integrating the dropbox API in a college project in which I'm required to upload text files and download them (Which I have done with success) and I'm also required to upload and download photos. While trying to upload photos, I use the same exact logic for the text files and when I reach the line:

 

mDbxClient.files().uploadBuilder(remoteFolderPath + "/" + remoteFileName).withMode(WriteMode.OVERWRITE).uploadAndFinish(inputStream);

The debugger just dies, no exception is thrown, the application keeps on running normally but the photo is never uploaded.

Can you please  help me solve this issue?

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pmsmm
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Nevermind, the lack of feedback was making me assume that the call never returned, it returned "shortly" after and the image got uploaded successfuly.

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pmsmm
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Nevermind, the lack of feedback was making me assume that the call never returned, it returned "shortly" after and the image got uploaded successfuly.

Greg-DB
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I'm glad to hear you sorted this out already.

By the way, the uploadAndFinish method returns a `FileMetadata` when it successfully runs, so you can programmatically check that return value for details on the uploaded file.

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