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"users/get_current_account": Invalid select user id format error.
I have a test program and it works fine in Windows 11. When I ported the code into Centos 7 and ran it, it returned an error:
com.dropbox.core.BadRequestException: Error in call to API function...
Your suggestion to check the teamMemberId is very helpful. I did make some change after I ported the code that messed up the ID.
Thank you.
trithanhnguyen, Are you sure your 'teamMemberId' parameter carries correct value? Print it out and check the place where/how you get it from and is on that place something 'strange'. 😉
I did print the teamMemberId to the log in the Centos server and checked it. It is correct string ID (I compare it with the one from the Windows 11 program).
Better perform this call on 'dbxTeamClient' context. So you wouldn't need 'broken; parameter (it's meaningless actually). 😉
For the DbxTeamClient I do not have a way to list all the folders and files for each member of the Namespace. So I have to switch to the DbxClientV2 to do that. If you can list all the folders and files for each member of the team in the same Namespace using the DbxTeamClient, could you please show me a code snippet how to do it?
Thank you.
trithanhnguyen wrote:For the DbxTeamClient I do not have a way to list all the folders and files for each member of the Namespace. ...
Does the listing fail? 🤔 Or something else before actual listing call...
trithanhnguyen wrote:... So I have to switch to the DbxClientV2 to do that. ...
Of course, there is no other way. 😉
Take a bit more care.
PS: alternative can be passing client object ready to use for listing (without need of any additional actions - like the failing one).
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