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Steve L.'s avatar
Steve L.
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8 years ago

V2 Obj-C equivalent to [DBFilesystem sharedFilesystem].status.anyInProgress

Is there a V2 Obj-C equivalent to the Sync API [DBFilesystem sharedFilesystem].status.anyInProgress ?   That is,  how can I test if there are uploads in progress after fileRoutes batchUploadFiles...
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Steve L.'s avatar
Steve L.
Helpful | Level 6
8 years ago

 Thanks Greg.

 

The specific situation I'm trying to accommodate is where a user repeatedly changes a file (e.g. editing an online document or cropping a photo).  Is it sufficient to just call fileRoutes batchUploadFiles repeatedly and the document at Dropbox reflects the last invocation?  Or do I need to add logic to queue repeated updates to the same document?

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Greg-DB
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8 years ago
The exact behavior in that case would depend on which of the calls succeed first, and what write mode you're using, so it would be safer to queue these up in order.
  • Steve L.'s avatar
    Steve L.
    Helpful | Level 6
    8 years ago

    The asynchronous and non-deterministic nature of the API will make that (ahem) "interesting".

     

    One final question: do you know of any situation (apart from the app terminating) where the responseBlock in a fileRoutes batchUploadFiles API call will fail to run?  

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