Java API - V2

[RTS S.]

I am trying to ugrade my Android App to V2. I have added the new API to the Eclipse Project using the Maven dependency.

There appears to be a dependency on SquareOK.com that I am not getting. 

When I call:  

DbxClientV2 GetClient(String Token) {0
  String userLocale = Locale.getDefault().toString();
  DbxRequestConfig requestConfig = new DbxRequestConfig("examples-v2-demo", userLocale, OkHttpRequestor.Instance);
  return new DbxClientV2(requestConfig, Token);
}

I successfully received a token from: 

      String token = Auth.getOAuth2Token();

And used that to call the above function.

I am getting the following ClassPath loading error:

01-20 08:32:15.350: I/Timeline(22716): Timeline: Activity_idle id: android.os.BinderProxy@37d705b8 time:21337241
01-20 08:33:02.646: E/AndroidRuntime(22716): FATAL EXCEPTION: pool-1-thread-1
01-20 08:33:02.646: E/AndroidRuntime(22716): Process: com.rtsservices.test, PID: 22716
01-20 08:33:02.646: E/AndroidRuntime(22716): java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Failed resolution of: Lcom/squareup/okhttp/OkHttpClient;
01-20 08:33:02.646: E/AndroidRuntime(22716): at com.dropbox.core.http.OkHttpRequestor.defaultOkHttpClient(OkHttpRequestor.java:36)
01-20 08:33:02.646: E/AndroidRuntime(22716): at com.dropbox.core.http.OkHttpRequestor.<clinit>(OkHttpRequestor.java:47)
01-20 08:33:02.646: E/AndroidRuntime(22716): at com.rtsservices.Accounts.GetClient(Accounts.java:104)

[Greg-DB]

Hi RTS, if you want to use OkHttp, you'll need to add it to your project, as noted here. It's only specified with the "provided" scope by the SDK's pom.xml.

[RTS S.]

I have already added this .. to solve my problem ... but why is it marked provided ?

Your software has a dependency on it. 

Provided is typically for things that are provided by the run time environment like JDK or things that may need a license.

Your install notes should state that this needs to be installed, and/or this provided line should be changed to compiled (the default).

[Greg-DB]

That's marked provided because it isn't strictly necessary when using the SDK. It's just an optional alternative to the standard HttpRequestor.