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didouchk
3 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Why Auth.getDbxCredential method returns null after PKCE authentication (Dropbox Android JDK) ?
Hi,
I'm trying to use the new authentication flow with short-live tokens and refresh tokens on an Android App with Dropbox JDK.
I'm using the
Auth.startOAuth2PKCE()
method which works c...
- 3 years ago
didouchk In addition to what Здравко said, note that there is an Android-specific example here. Make sure you're implementing the authorization flow as shown.
And if something doesn't seem to be working as expected, please reply with:
- the version numbers of the Android platform and Dropbox SDK you are using
- the steps to reproduce the issue, including relevant code snippet(s), but don't include any access or refresh token(s)
- the full text of any error or unexpected output
Здравко
3 years agoLegendary | Level 20
Hi didouchk,
The description of your issue is not very "rich". Missing details on how you have done everything! The devil is in details. 😁
There is an authorization example for Java SDK. PKCE implementation could be seen in corresponding class. Take a look there and you can figure out what's missing in your code, I believe. 😉
Hope this helps.
didouchk wrote:..., but when I tried to access the credentials in the onResume method, ...
You are trying in onResume method, but is it as a result of real resume action (i.e. on authentication end)? 🤔 ... or ...?
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