backend Java process to read a shared folder

Thanks, I am getting a little farther.

Regarding authorization, let me describe what I am doing:

1. I executed the Authorize example you pointed me to with the parameters "test.app test.auth short_live_token" such that my test.app contains my appKey and secretKey. It then produces the following:

1. Go to https://www.dropbox.com/oauth2/authorize?token_access_type=offline&response_type=code&client_id=XYZ
2. Click "Allow" (you might have to log in first).
3. Copy the authorization code.
Enter the authorization code here:

After step 1, I get my code and enter it. It now displays:

Authorization complete.
- User ID:
- Account ID: null
- Access Token: <ACCESS_TOKEN>
- Expires At: 1664569280436
- Refresh Token: <REFRESH_TOKEN>
- Scope: account_info.read contacts.read file_requests.read files.metadata.read members.read sharing.read team_data.content.read team_data.content.write team_data.governance.read team_data.governance.write team_data.member team_data.team_space team_info.read
Saved authorization information to "/Users/novotny/IdeaProjects/dropbox-sdk-java/test.auth"

2. In my own code I hardcode the values I received from the example and create a credential object which allows me to create a client

DbxCredential dbxCredential = new DbxCredential(ACCESS_TOKEN, EXPIRES_AT, REFRESH_TOKEN, APP_KEY, APP_SECRET);
DbxTeamClientV2 teamClientV2 = new DbxTeamClientV2(config, dbxCredential);

But now what? I see there is a refreshAccessToken API available, is this something that my backend process should execute once per day?

try {
    DbxRefreshResult result = client.refreshAccessToken();
    System.err.println(result);
} catch (DbxException e) {
    throw new RuntimeException(e);
}

Thanks, Jason