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gagsbh
2 months agoHelpful | Level 5
File Download API Exception
Hello Greg-DB Recently, there were changes made in the code related to Dropbox Teamspaces. We are now facing errors sometimes when we download files that were notified with file paths by webhoo...
- 2 months ago
Thanks for following up. To be clear, you should not be adding "/root" to the path itself, as that's not a path component (unless some user/app literally made a folder named "root"). You can use PathRoot.Root with a root namespace ID just like you used PathRoot.NamespaceId.
That is, modifying your original code, that would look like:
clientadmin = clientadmin.WithPathRoot(new PathRoot.Root(rootnamespace));
gagsbh
Helpful | Level 5
Thank you for your reply.
How do I use PathRoot.Root mode in my c# code.
I changed the path parameter in my existing code from /Boolean Array/12/SOBR10.png, it gives error 'Path not found'.
to /root/Boolean Array/12/SOBR10.png
Then I tried changing the code:
using (var response = await dbx.Files.DownloadAsync(new Dropbox.Api.Files.DownloadArg(dropboxFilePath, pathRoot: new Dropbox.Api.PathRoot { Tag = Dropbox.Api.PathRoot.Tag.Root })))
Visual Studio gave compilation error:
The type or namespace name 'PathRoot' does not exist in the namespace 'Dropbox.Api' (are you missing an assembly reference?)
The best overload for 'DownloadArg' does not have a parameter named 'pathRoot'
Please suggest.
Thanks,
Gagan
Greg-DB
2 months agoDropbox Staff
Thanks for following up. To be clear, you should not be adding "/root" to the path itself, as that's not a path component (unless some user/app literally made a folder named "root"). You can use PathRoot.Root with a root namespace ID just like you used PathRoot.NamespaceId.
That is, modifying your original code, that would look like:
clientadmin = clientadmin.WithPathRoot(new PathRoot.Root(rootnamespace));
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