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JayPatel1992
7 years agoHelpful | Level 5
How to check folder exist or not and how to upload image using URL using C#
Hello there, I am using Dropbox.Api. I want to check if folder exist or not. I tired using try and catch block but I think there should be a better way for doing this. Here is my try catch block: ...
- 7 years ago
Didn't get much about SvaeUrlAsync but I used this and it worked perfectly.
List<Images> fiveElements = Images.GetRange(0, 5); foreach (var image in fiveElements) { WebClient webclient = new WebClient(); var stream = new MemoryStream(webclient.DownloadData(image.ImageURL)); var fileName = "Test1.jpg"; var response = await client.Files.UploadAsync(path + "/" + fileName, WriteMode.Overwrite.Instance, true, body: stream); }
And for try catch I used your code but not working well as it throws me out of this method and goes to catch(Exception e) of parent method.
try { await client.Files.GetMetadataAsync(path); } catch (ApiException<Dropbox.Api.Files.GetMetadataError> e) { if (e.ErrorResponse.IsPath && e.ErrorResponse.AsPath.Value.IsNotFound) { Console.WriteLine("Nothing found at path."); } else { // different issue; handle as desired Console.WriteLine(e); } }
Please let me know where I am going wrong.
Thank you. - 7 years ago
Thank you so much for the help. Using await and removing result worked for me.
try { await client.Files.GetMetadataAsync(path); } catch (ApiException<Dropbox.Api.Files.GetMetadataError> e) { if (e.ErrorResponse.IsPath && e.ErrorResponse.AsPath.Value.IsNotFound) { Console.WriteLine("Nothing found at path."); } else { // different issue; handle as desired Console.WriteLine(e); } }
Greg-DB
Dropbox Staff
I think that's because you're using '.Result' instead of 'await'. That's more of a general C# exception handling matter though, so I can't provide much insight there. You'll probably need to change how you structure your exception handling, or switch to using 'await'.
JayPatel1992
7 years agoHelpful | Level 5
Thank you so much for the help. Using await and removing result worked for me.
try { await client.Files.GetMetadataAsync(path); } catch (ApiException<Dropbox.Api.Files.GetMetadataError> e) { if (e.ErrorResponse.IsPath && e.ErrorResponse.AsPath.Value.IsNotFound) { Console.WriteLine("Nothing found at path."); } else { // different issue; handle as desired Console.WriteLine(e); } }
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