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Oh ok, thanks for this info. So does that mean I need to ask my users to copy the returned authorization code back in my on-prem software so I can perform a /oauth/token for them ? By the way, the SWT browser is a browser offered by the SWT framework to display web pages in Java applications for example:…
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Note that you should not be processing the Dropbox OAuth app authorization flow in a web view, per the documentation Huh, not sure if I understand correctly but when I read the documentation you attached, I read that : " This isn't an API call—it's the web page that lets the user sign in to Dropbox and authorize your app."…
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Any news if the feature request you passed along has been evaluated and considered yet ?
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Thank your for your quick and precise answer. Frederic
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Thank you! I will use the implicit grant flow. I apologize as I just realized that my question is a duplicate of this one. Feel free to delete mine if you need/want : https://www.dropboxforum.com/t5/Dropbox-API-Support-Feedback/Proper-way-of-handling-APP-KEY-and-APP-SECRET/m-p/410478
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Is that implemented yet ? or is it on the roadmap ?
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I have found a fork of Francois' repo that implements the V2 of the API, enjoy :-) https://github.com/umjammer/java7-fs-dropbox