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Migrating access token from API v1 to v2

alfazraza

I am using dropbox-core-sdk-3.0.3.jar for api v2 calls.

When I upload my data into specific directory it will perform the uploading process.

Then I will manually delete the files which are uploaded in android phone, using web console(Log into account and just deleted). Now when I try to upload the same file it says that { error_summary:invalid_access_token/.., "error":{".tag":"invalid_access_token"}

Please help me out.

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Greg-DB

It sounds like your app uses the "app folder" permission, and you're deleting the app folder itself. Deleting the app folder effectively unlinks the app (since it no longer has anywhere to read/write) and any further API calls will result in that error.

If you're trying to clear out files, make sure you only delete just the files in the folder, and not the app folder itself.

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Greg-DB

If you're trying to clear out files, make sure you only delete just the files in the folder, and not the app folder itself.

alfazraza

Thank you so much for the solution...:)

After Using Api v2 still it shows that "The old version of the dropbox platform is beign retired on september 28th ....".

Whther I am doing anythin wrong?

I need to know how to migrate the app key of my old application(which is created under the API V1) to API V2. I have over 500 users connected to my app, what about their files?

I have gone through the documentations but it is not clear.

Please give step by step procedure so I can try.

Greg-DB

To dismiss this message, sign in to the account that owns the relevant app and go to the App Console:

https://www.dropbox.com/developers/apps

There will be a banner at the top of the page there where you can "acknowledge" the deprecation to dismiss this message.

The API v1 deprecation won't affect user files themselves. The files in Dropbox will remain there.