Can't upload files to a cloud anymore

[Yasmine091]

Hi,

I tried creating a new application and upload documents to a new cloud but i get a 404 with this response { detail: "Resource not found" } when i put the cloud and project id in the API url.

How can i know wich clouds are linked to an application from connect.bimdata.io? Because it seems like it's not linked but there's no information at all when it comes to this, or when it also comes to know wether or not we'll be able to send documents to an already existing cloud.

Also have a few questions, how many users can connect at the same time to a single application without even having a BIMData account?
Is there any way to link an application to a cloud? Because i know i have a cloud that's i don't know how linked to my "Test" app, but it seems like with my new application i can't send documents or retrieve information from another cloud, i don' understand it..

Thank you for your patience

[amineau]

Hello,

Concerning the 404 error, the reason is that your application does not have the same rights as your user.

How can I know which clouds are linked to an application from connect.bimdata.io?

With the /cloud path, using your app credentials, you can list the clouds belonging to your application.
Make sure you have the corresponding scopes for requests (cloud:read, in this case).
The applications from connect.bimdata.io are applications stored in the api.

Is there any way to link an application to a cloud?

The solution is, once the application is created, to create a cloud with this application, then invite your user as the administrator of this cloud as explained here: https://developers.bimdata.io/api/guides/share_data.html.

How many users can connect at the same time to a single application without even having a BIMData account?

I'm not sure I understand your question, but there is no limit of api request for an application.

[Yasmine091]

Hi, Thanks for answering. I got everything right, the cloud scopes are checked and I am the administrator of the app but I still have the same problem. I've tried getting a list of every cloud it owns and I get an empty array as a result. It happens to a co-worker who's using another of my accounts since we're testing everything on our own. So that may also explain why do we get 404 errors with new applications and accounts. Thanks for your attention. El mar., 13 jul. 2021 18:23, amineau ***@***.***> escribió:

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Hello, Concerning the 404 error, the reason is that your application does not have the same rights as your user. How can I know which clouds are linked to an application from connect.bimdata.io? With the /cloud path, using your app credentials, you can list the clouds belonging to your application. Make sure you have the corresponding scopes for requests (cloud:read, in this case). The applications from connect.bimdata.io are applications stored in the api. Is there any way to link an application to a cloud? The solution is, once the application is created, to create a cloud with this application, then invite your user as the administrator of this cloud as explained here: https://developers.bimdata.io/api/guides/share_data.html. How many users can connect at the same time to a single application without even having a BIMData account? I'm not sure I understand your question, but there is no limit of api request for an application. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#10 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AOINLOM6IAOOKWZAEZ4PONLTXRSBTANCNFSM5AGXETDA> .