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Data synchrnization

aq_eel

Hello Gents,

I am looking for a solution to synchronize files data between my computer to server connected throught static IP.

Please advise if there is any softwre available or API's support i can use witn my Application designed in ASP.NET MVC.

Appriciate you help.

Regards,

Aqeel

Aqeel.ahmed@vvi.cc

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Greg-DB

If the Dropbox desktop client works for your use case, we recommend using that:

https://www.dropbox.com/install

Otherwise, yes, the Dropbox API does support uploading and downloading files, and we have an official .NET SDK here:

https://www.dropbox.com/developers/documentation/dotnet

aq_eel

Thank you Mr. greg for your swift response
~do you have any available solution for client you use you product and share data between user and private server(IP based) inseted of buying Dropbox server space.
couple of question regarding .NET SDK
~ is it free to use
~ will it work same as drop box client like auto synchronize between server and mechnin.

Thank you.

Regards,

Aqeel

Greg-DB

- No, I don't have a solution like that to offer. You can find all of the resources for the API on the developers site.

- Use of the API/SDK itself is actually entirely free. The API is built such that developers can create apps that (once in production mode) any Dropbox account can link to. The Dropbox accounts used with the app can be of any type (Basic, Pro, or Dropbox Business.) It is only if the owners of any individual (or group of) accounts want to upgrade is there cost involved. You can see more information on pricing and plans here.

- No, when using the API, you as the developer have full control over the syncing logic. That is, your app's code decides when/what to upload or download.