SalsaShark42
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When they authenticate, you'll get an auth token and a refresh token via the redirect URI. You can bank that in a keystore. The next time your app needs to establish a Box connection, use the to...
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Once you generate access/refresh tokens, you can keep them in a token store. When you establish a new Box client session, you'll get a new token pair that you can store for the next time. The re...
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If you're using something like Python with Flask or Node.js with Express, it's pretty easy to get the redirect that way, but that whole approach still requires manual intervention to authorize the...
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The API limits are the same for both Managed Users and App Users. The differences are more in the implementation (two-legged OAuth2 with JWT vs. three-legged OAuth2) and the ability to compartmen...
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I believe the rate limits are, in part, based on what level of service you have. The best way to get the actual numbers is to open a ticket. I've been given different answers depending on who, a...
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Are you asking how to do this programmatically or via the UI? If the latter, just go to your subfolder and remove the 7 people you don't want as collaborators.
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Is there a reason you can't programmatically generate the shared link?
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When you submit a search request, you can include an "ancestor ID", which indicates the top-level folder that the search should start at.
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If you don't want any manual intervention, then look at using App Users via JWT authentication.
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Where are you stuck? The sample code I posted provides an example of how to handle the authentication/tokens after you've done the initial user authorization. You can do that first-time authoriz...