dropbox

I'm trying to use the Dropbox API for the first time, but i'm getting this error when launching my app. Caused by: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com.dropbox.client2.session.Session$AccessType I saw on Dropbox forums a guy with the same problem, and the solution was to rename the class path to libs/ instead of lib/. I did it and didn't work. I get the error here: final static private AccessType ACCESS_TYPE = AccessType.APP_FOLDER; any ideas? This problem appeared when I imported dropbox jars in the next way: eclipse project menu -> Build Path -> Configure Build Path -> Libraries -> Add

I'm not entirely sure what happened, but for some reason my git repository's master ref file is now empty. We're hosting the repository on Dropbox, so maybe it has to do with that..but now I can't pull from it. It says this: Your configuration specifies to merge with the ref 'master' from the remote, but no such ref was fetched. Dropbox keeps versions of files, so if I go back to the previous version of 'master' it says: fatal: object 2d154f82e59a4156a5d3ea04a0617c243ae6dc3a is corrupted fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly How do I recover from this? Sigh. I like Dropbox, but I would

I was using this example to upload files to dropbox: http://cgeers.com/2012/03/11/dropbox-rest-api-part-5-file-upload/ Which is: public FileSystemInfo UploadFile(string root, string path, string file) { //... } The method has 3 parameters: root: The root relative to which the path is specified. Valid values are sandbox and dropbox. path: The path to the file you want to upload. file: Absolute path to the local file you want to upload Call this method as follows: var file = api.UploadFile("dropbox", "photo.jpg", @"C:\Pictures\photo.jpg"); Dropbox API says exactly the same as the example: https:

I'm finishing up my app by running it through Instruments as well as stressing it with large amounts of data. The Instruments tests go fine, but the stress test is where I'm having issues. Without getting into too much detail, I'm giving my app increasing amounts of Core Data events with which it needs to extrapolate data, make graphs, and present locations on a MKMapView instance. I started small and increased to 56000 events, which it handled fine wihtout any leaks or memory warnings (and I was quite proud of it for handling it all). My app implements the Dropbox API to allow for uploading

I was wanting to use a file sharing server to keep certain files up-to-date and constant across multiple instances of my application across multiple computers - like (for example) writing a multiplayer game, which stores all the player's positions in a text file, and uses something like Dropbox to keep the text file constant across all the applications, and each application instance can change the file with that application's player's position, and then the rest of the applications can update accordingly. This is only an example, and is not what I intend to do using this technology. What I

I am using the rDrop package that is available from https://github.com/karthikram/rDrop , and after a bit of tweaking (as all the functions don't quite work as you would always expect them to) I have got it to work finally in the way I would like, but it still requires authorisation verification to allow the use of the app, once you get the token each time, as I think that tokens expire over time...(if this is not the case and I can hard code in my token please tell me as that would be a good solution too...) Basically I wanted a near seamless way of downloading csv files from my dropbox