Upload a File to Google, Dropbox, or Mediafire

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    micrlink

    How would I go about uploading a file to Google, Dropbox, or Mediafire.

    I have tried the MediafireAPI.
    I have also already created Apps on all three.
     
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    chasechocolate

    Have you tried googling this? Lol.
     
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    teej107

    This is more of a Java question than a Bukkit question. You might have better luck trying a different website than this one. Here is one that I like to use: http://stackoverflow.com/

    And just like chasechocolate said. Always Google your question first.

    EDIT: Also see if there is a forum on the website where you got your API from.
     
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    micrlink

    GotRice
    Where do you download the Dropbox API?
     
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    Gamecube762

    "tried" means you attempted and was unsuccessful, mind telling us what exactly you tried? Google Searching it, the /developer page, the API?
     
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    RawCode

    Gamecube762
    spoonfeeding wont help in this case, no matter how many times you searched for TS he wont learn anything.


    micrlink
    post your code and stacktrace\debug trace
     
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    Gamecube762

    That was the last time I was going to do work for him. If he cant figure out how to Google search/click links, then we can't help him.

    Also, there is no code/stacktrace/debug trace... what you see was last posted is what he has...
     
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    ArthurMaker

    Gamecube762
    Actually, you had more patience than everyone else who would help him. Congratz!
     
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    micrlink

    Gamecube762 where do I download it from there all I see is install sdk documentation and tutorial links. No download link
     
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    Gamecube762



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    jthort

    micrlink I don't know about you guys but I use a different library called httpUnit, you don't even need the API for that website (Although it would be a lot easier to do it that way)

    Basically it allows you to click, grab, modify elements on the page. You can login, handle javascript, php, css, it's very helpful. The only problem I came across was the limited tutorials considering the fact that I only found one decent one that didn't go into to much detail.

    But I've created a program that checks your email and notifies you when a new email has arrived, so it's perfectly possible without the API

    I would recommend to at least try this if you plan on "scraping" off webpages for information
     
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    Gamecube762

    micrlink Everything you need is on that page. One of the 3 links is a download, the other two are meant to help you use the API.

    micrlink, I'm not going to hold your hand through this.
     
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    micrlink

    Actually their is not a download link. One is the java sdk, one is source code (with no download that I can see), and the last is how to use it
     
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    xTigerRebornx

    micrlink Have you actually tried clicking on the links? From what I can see there are 3 links: Install, Tutorial, and Documentation.
     
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    Gamecube762

    SDK = Software Development Kit. The link is the DropBox API put into a SDK for Java. It will say something similar for other languages that they support.
     
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    oscarshi1995

    I applaud thou for thine patience
     
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