Mule ESB Dropbox connector
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This tutorial explains how to use the Dropbox connector in Mulesoft to authorize a Dropbox account, get account details, create a folder, and unauthorized from Dropbox. The Dropbox connector must be configured with an app key and secret from the Dropbox developer website. A flow is then created to call Dropbox operations like authorize, get account details, create a folder, and unauthorize.
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