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Luan09
3 years agoExplorer | Level 4
Can you help me full definition of User-Agent in DropboxClientConfig
Hi everyone, Please help me full definition of User-Agent in DropboxClientConfig, I use SDK for .NET, in my code:
var config = new DropboxClientConfig([userAgent]"AppTest") { HttpClient = httpCli...
- 3 years ago
Luan09 wrote:Hi everyone, Please help me full definition of User-Agent in DropboxClientConfig, ...
Hi Luan09,
It's hard to be set exact definition. In HTTP is a optional header that lets the client describe itself to the server. By default all Dropbox SDKs put there information describing themself. You can add additional information (describing your application specifically, if you want) to this header, passing it through as parameter. Directives to format such an info can be seen here.
Hope this clarifies matter.
Luan09
Explorer | Level 4
Thanks for your support. So that means declare User-Agent content won't affect the data sent or received when using dropbox's SDK right ?
Здравко
3 years agoLegendary | Level 20
Luan09 wrote:... User-Agent content won't affect the data sent or received when using dropbox's SDK right ?
Exactly... Its purpose is informative only. Some servers may be interested how are you trying access them (so they be able provide adapted content for instance). Dropbox servers targeting API access may log this information for debug purposes, but they ignore it in regards to the behavior.
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