jcleblanc
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Hi , If I understand your question, you want a JWT implementation but want to be able to work directly with user accounts in your enterprise? For that you can go through the JWT process (https...
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You can use OAuth 2 implementation for that - when you go through the auth process it will create a token to work with content in whatever account you log into. The one caveat here is that when us...
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Hi , Check out my reply here, which covers a few different items about restricting access. Specifically the downscoped token at the bottom might be what you're looking for. I haven't specificall...
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Hi , Let me see if I can provide some more detail. If you create a JWT/OAuth application, that will generate what is called a service account to represent the application. Here's where things ge...
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Hi , Off hand I don't see anything specific in the sample. I would just make double check that the data sent via the post fields is accurate. Here are some alternate options. There are a numbe...
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Hi , Take a look at this sample: https://developer.box.com/docs/download-all-files-from-a-folder-1. That should give you the code needed for pulling down the files. - Jon
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No, you can either use a config file (as shown in the docs) or simply embed those three variables directly in your code and remove the line for: import config_oauth What the Python code would loo...
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Hi , you'll need to create the config file yourself, as outlined here: https://developer.box.com/docs/authenticate-with-oauth-2#section-step-1-add-config-and-dependencies
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Hi , It looks like the file name you're using is already a currently file that was uploaded. From the code it looks like you're uploading the file to the root folder of your service account. ...
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Hi , I took a look over the docs and you're right, what's there could be a bit confusing for what the config file actually is. The config is essentially a file that you create (e.g. config.py)...