I am building an app where user uploads there pdf file or image file to our server, but that will increase size in server. So is there any method so that user will upload those file directly to google drive of host user, not to end user. I have searched a lot and found that can only upload file to your own google drive. If this is possible and then how??
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I am using sqflite local db. i want to sync the data with the google drive. i have created a hidden app data folder in google drive and successfully uploaded data to that folder also able to retrieve the data. but i am trying to achieve incremental update to the file. i have unsynced data in db can i upload only unsynced data to the db in google drive rather than uploading the entire data as db.Any other suggestion how to update the data in google drive rather than replacing the data .Thanks in advance
Now I am creating a real digital library website. The website is required to store uploaded file in a database and receive it from the database. I have found a way to store the uploaded files in Google Cloud. May I know is there another way better than this?
I am trying to upload files to particular location on google drive but i can't upload it to specific drive. I have correct authorization for API. But i don't correct path to upload those files. Please any suggestion would be great.
I am using appengine and writing my server code in python using webapp2. I am trying to upload video files from browser and save it to Google cloud storage. I use the form element in my HTML and webapp2 handler on server side to upload the file from browser. It works for files of smaller size, but when I try to upload a video file greater than 100MB, the browser throws the blow error
This webpage is not available
ERR_CONNECTION_RESET
I am unable to debug this on server side as it doesn't hit the post method.
Is there a config parameter in web app 2 that can be modified to upload files of greater size?
Any inputs is greatly appreciated.
App Engine has a limit of 32MB on all requests. You should upload your files directly to Google Cloud Storage, not through your server. This will also save you a lot of instance time.
EDIT: As Alex mentioned, signed URLs is a great way to let users upload and download files directly from GCS.
I am developing a windows phone application, which is a version of 8.0. I have uploaded an excel document on Google drive. How do I extract data from the document that I have uploaded on Google drive using Google APIs?
Did you try using PedroLamas/GDrive where you could try out these functions:
Multiple accounts support
OAuth 2 account login
List files and folders with their metadata
Navigate the folder tree
Create new folders
Upload files (just pictures, that's what Windows Phone SDK allows
us to do!)
Star/Unstar files
Rename files
Trash files
Or else another option could be the, Drive API Client Library for .NET.