Is there a better solution? Please let me know. DecemIf you’re looking to make Google Drive files accessible from within your application, chances are you might use the Google Drive REST API or the Google Drive. String resourceId = driveId.getResourceId()Ĥ/ zap the dummy file that has served it's lifetime mission Now you get folder's 'real' DriveId that can produce a valid ResourceId: To get Android Studio or stand-alone SDK tools, visit /sdk/ System Requirements Other Download Options Migrating to Android Studio Take a Survey Intelligent code editor At the core of Android Studio is an intelligent code editor capable of advanced code completion, refactoring, and code analysis. ('await()' flavor works here since 'DriveEventService' is off-UI) The folder creation is now apparently forced by it's child.ģ/ In the completion event ( as seen here), get the dummy file's DriveId and retrieve it's parent ID. GAC ĭriveApi.MetadataBufferResult mbRslt = dId.asDriveResource().listParents(GAC).await() Meanwhile, I slammed together a hack until this gets fixed (if ever).ġ/ Create a folder, you get the 'preliminary' DriveId that YIELDS NO ResourceId (nothing's commited).Ģ/ Use this DriveId as a parent of a dummy file with a dummy content and a completion event request attached. You can adjust your privacy controls anytime in your Google. No, takers for this question, so I assume there is no straightforward solution. Google uses cookies to deliver its services, to personalize ads, and to analyze traffic.
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