Redirect without "Enter this code into" -> redirect not working (JAVA SDK)

[vished]

Hi all, 

I have a problem to integrate Dorpbox in my app.
I have entered in the GUI a redirect URL: 

http://localhost:8080/portal/cloudHoster.jsf

I´m generating the url which I´m using to redirect to Dropbox to login / approve:

	public String generateAuthorizeUrl() {

		// Read app info file (contains app key and app secret)
		DbxAppInfo appInfo;
		appInfo = new DbxAppInfo(APP_KEY, APP_SECRET);

		// Run through Dropbox API authorization process
		DbxRequestConfig requestConfig = new DbxRequestConfig("foo");
		DbxWebAuth webAuth = new DbxWebAuth(requestConfig, appInfo);
		
		
		DbxWebAuth.Request webAuthRequest = DbxWebAuth.newRequestBuilder().build();
		
		String authorizeUrl = webAuth.authorize(webAuthRequest);

		return authorizeUrl;
	}

After I approve it, I get again another screen:
Enter this code into MyApp to finish the process.

How can I avoid this? I would like to redirect directly again to my page?

Thank you for your help

[Greg-DB]

In addition to registering the redirect URI in the App Console like you mentioned, you should set the redirect URI you want to use in the code like DbxWebAuth.newRequestBuilder().withRedirectUri(...).build(). There's an example here.

[vished]

Thank you, but should this be looking like with the 

HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response ?

How should my class looks like? And also my function?

[Greg-DB]

Exactly how your web request/response handling code will look and work will depend on what web framework you're using, so you'll need to write the relevant code for your app.

I recommend trying out the working web app example for a sample of how this would work though. The instructions for running the examples can be found here.

[vished]

Not sure how this will be implemented.

I have a simple HTML Button "Authenticate Dropbox".

This Button will be redirect to Dropbox, User will accept, and afterwards I got token and user will be redirect to my page...

[Greg-DB · Accepted solution]

Yes, that's correct. 

I recommend reading the OAuth Guide for a high-level reference of how this works.

The web-file-browser example app can show it working in an actual app you can run locally.