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Robert S.138
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2 weeks ago
I had been using ObjectiveDropboxOfficial version 2.0.6 sinc 2016. Today I updated the SDK using cocoapods "pods update". All seemed to go well and it said I now have version 3.10.0. Initially I got "file not found" in my application file when I try to import the dropbox api header. I solved that by adding $(inherited) to both the Framework Header Search Path and the User Header Search Path in the target build settings. Now I am working through all the API changes that come up as errors in my application. Most of them I can figure out by looking for APIs with similar names. But I have not found the way to get the Server date and time stamp after uploading a file to the server. There used to be a field in the DBFILESFileMetadata returned that gave the serverModified, which was a dictionary including, among other things, the NSFileModificationDate. Is there any way to get that data now with version 3.10.0?
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07-03-2017
10:07 AM
The Dropbox support website still links to the 2.1.2 SDK documenation, which of course still refers to OkHttp3Requestor.INSTANCE. If you are on to version 3.x.x now, shouldn't your website link to the 3.x.x documentation? (Start at www.dropbox.com/developers and click on Java, then the Documenation tab, and then "full documenation".)
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07-02-2017
12:06 PM
OK, I got this to work, but I don't really understand what is going on, so if anyone can verify that this is right, I would appreciate it. I replaced: DbxRequestConfig.Builder a = DbxRequestConfig. newBuilder ( "TuneLabPianoTuner/2.3" ); DbxRequestConfig.Builder b = a.withHttpRequestor(OkHttp3Requestor.INSTANCE); DbxRequestConfig requestConfig = b.build(); sDbxClient = new DbxClientV2(requestConfig, Main. DBaccessToken ); with this code: DbxRequestConfig.Builder b = DbxRequestConfig. newBuilder ( "TuneLabPianoTuner/2.3" ); DbxRequestConfig requestConfig = b.build(); sDbxClient = new DbxClientV2(requestConfig, Main. DBaccessToken ); and avoided the whole issue with OkHttp2Requestor.INSTANCE. I briefly tested my application, and it did indeed access my dropbox files. So what, if anything, am I missing by not augementing my DbxRequestionConfig.Builder ?
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07-02-2017
08:06 AM
This Android code was working fine with dropbox-core-sdk-2.1.1 but when I updated to dropbox-core-3.0.3, this code produced a compile error: DbxRequestConfig.Builder a = DbxRequestConfig. newBuilder ( "MyAppName" ); DbxRequestConfig.Builder b = a.withHttpRequestor(OkHttp3Requestor.INSTANCE); DbxRequestConfig requestConfig = b.build(); The error is: Error:(97, 70) error: cannot find symbol variable INSTANCE Why?
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02-09-2017
08:24 PM
My needs are actually simpler than that. I just need to know when it isn't going to work. Then I can display a message to the user explaining the problem. I can tell them to either install the Dropbox app or enable Safari. I don't really need the Dropbox API to try any heroics with a browser that is probably designed to make things like this difficult. -Robert Scott Hopkins, MN
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02-09-2017
07:53 PM
Wait a minute. authorizeFromController is your API. I don't know what it translates into in terms of pure Apple functions. I can't very well take this question to an Apple forum unless I can present the problem using only non-Dropbox concepts. It is not obvious to me that authorizeFromController is equivalent to "Presenting External Application", be it Saffari or some other browser. If you guys can't give me a little more to go on, I can't really pursue this anywhere else. -Robert Scott Hopkins, MN
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02-09-2017
02:32 PM
I just heard from a user of my Objective-C app that when my app tries to link to Dropbox, nothing happens. I am using: [DropboxClientsManager authorizeFromController:[UIApplication sharedApplication]
controller:self
openURL:^(NSURL *url){ [[UIApplication sharedApplication] openURL:url]; }
browserAuth:YES]; and this works all the time, except for this one user. It turns out he has installed the alternate browser "Covenent Eyes" and disabled Saffari on his iPhone. I suggested that he try installing the Dropbox app on his device first, so that the authorization will come from there rather than from the browser. I have not heard back from him, so I suppose it worked. My question is, can I determine in code if this is happening? If I can, then I can display a message to users advising them to install the Dropbox app or re-enable Saffari. What is the cleanest solution to this? -Robert Scott Hopkins, MN
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01-20-2017
12:11 PM
I also got that error, but it turned out that all my uses of DBError in SDK 1.0.11 were actually DBRequestError in SDK 2.0.6. When I changed all my declarations from DBError to DBRequestError, everything compiled fine. Is that the right thing to do? I was using DBError to do things like isInternalServerError, isBadInputError, isAuthError, etc. Are there any situations where this substitution is not appropriate?
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01-20-2017
11:09 AM
Thanks. I figured it out too. I just ran pod update and it is updating from 1.0.11 to 2.0.6.
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01-20-2017
10:55 AM
How can I check and how do I update? (I am very new to CoCoPods).
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