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Hello,
I'm trying to get a handle on a Dropbox folder to list all the files in it. This really works fine but fails if I take a folder that contains many files (500k). Is there a maximum number of files per folder object that works?
Thanks
Eps
Hmm thats a good question. Might be limited to the dropbox web server. Can you see the response coming through something like Fiddler? If not you might need to submit a support ticket with dropbox.
OK; in the meantime I found that the REST API of Dropbox is obviously limiting the access to 10k files per folder. (see https://www.dropbox.com/developers/reference/api). In other cases it issues a 406. Would you be able to catch this 406 and issue a proper exception? That would help me (and maybe others) to handle this limitation.
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dkarzon commentedon Jan 4, 2013
Hmm thats a good question. Might be limited to the dropbox web server. Can you see the response coming through something like Fiddler? If not you might need to submit a support ticket with dropbox.
epsilontik commentedon Jan 4, 2013
OK; in the meantime I found that the REST API of Dropbox is obviously limiting the access to 10k files per folder. (see https://www.dropbox.com/developers/reference/api). In other cases it issues a 406. Would you be able to catch this 406 and issue a proper exception? That would help me (and maybe others) to handle this limitation.
Thanks
Eps