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donaldp
3 years agoCollaborator | Level 9
Unclear about PKCE and .NET SDK
Hi, Firstly, I'm getting 404's on all your documentation at the moment, so I'm unable to look it up. e.g. the link https://dropbox.github.io/dropbox-sdk-dotnet/html/M_Dropbox_Api_Files_Routes_...
- 3 years ago
Hi again Greg-DB ,
I've been reading through the doco, and I've found what's confusing me...
In the examples you've given, a RedirectURI is being used, but I'm not using that - I'm not launching the browser from the app, I'm just going directly to the authorise link from a shortcut in the browser and then copying the code into the app. So I'm not doing the steps from lines 183-198, I'm picking up the process from line 199 - ProcessCodeFlowAsync, and I've been doing this "ProcessCodeFlowAsync(Code,APIkey,AppSecret)".
But the info for that says...
"Processes the second half of the OAuth 2.0 code flow. Uses the codeVerifier created in this class to execute the second half.
Declaration
public Task<OAuth2Response> ProcessCodeFlowAsync(string code, string appKey, string redirectUri = null, HttpClient client = null)
"
So, since the RedirectURI is optional, and I've opted out, that looks to me like I can just call ProcessCodeFlowAsync(code,appkey) and that's it? Don't need to use the secret at all now?
Ah! I think I have it now (in fleshing this out a bit). I've used DropboxOAuth2Helper.ProcessCodeFlowAsync(Code,APIkey,AppSecret) to date, but now I would use PKCEOAuthFlow.ProcessCodeFlow(Code,APIKey) and the rest is done automagically? The same method name in 2 different classes had me thinking it was the exact same method, and thus the confusion. I think I just need to convert to using the latter instance now?
thanks,
Donald.
donaldp
Collaborator | Level 9
Hi Greg-DB ,
Thanks for the correct link. I'll read through that shortly, but first the documentation link that you've given in your reply here...
>The .NET SDK documentation is currently available here. Click the "API Documentation" link
is a DIFFERENT link to the "Documentation" link which is on the first page itself, and that returns a 404. Here's some screenshots showing them pointing to different places...
- this works
-this gives a 404
Thanks,
Donald.
Greg-DB
3 years agoDropbox Staff
Thanks for the note. We'll get that fixed up in the next build of that GitHub page.
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