Is there a way to use the Dropbox API to upload to a single Dropbox Dropbox?

Question

I am wondering if the Dropbox API can be used to provide access rights worldwide for the application.

Here is my script. I am developing a Java application that will allow the teacher to offer assignments to their students. The app will complete many tasks, but then upload the file to the teacher’s Dropbox account.

I managed to get the application for authentication and upload to each Dropbox / Apps / LabTab folder for each specific user, but is there a way I can do this so that the application always connects to the teacher folder and downloads it Dropbox / Apps / LabTab folder?

I think an easier way to claim that I want the user to provide global access to unauthenticated requests from my only application.

Answer 1

I do something similar in my web application, where project members have a common place for documents in the application directory for the creator / owner of the project when he permits this application.

You should also (probably) do this at the application level. If your application is based on j2se (desktop application), you will have to hard-code the teacher access token to the application or (better) make some kind of web interface that will connect the teacher access token to the teacher’s resources (Dropbox / Apps / YoursApplication for each teacher ), In this case, end users (possibly students) will be able to upload / download / act on teacher resources using your application as this particular teacher.