/**
* Create a BoxSession using a specific box clientId, secret, and redirectUrl. This constructor is
* not necessary unless an application uses multiple api keys. Note: When setting the userId to
* null ui will be shown to ask which user to authenticate as if at least one user is logged in.
* If no user has been stored will show login ui.
*
* @param context current context.
* @param clientId the developer's client id to access the box api.
* @param clientSecret the developer's secret used to interpret the response coming from Box.
* @param redirectUrl the developer's redirect url to use for authenticating via Box.
* @param userId user id to login as or null to login as a new user.
*/
public BoxSession(
Context context, String userId, String clientId, String clientSecret, String redirectUrl) {
mClientId = clientId;
mClientSecret = clientSecret;
mClientRedirectUrl = redirectUrl;
if (SdkUtils.isEmptyString(mClientId) || SdkUtils.isEmptyString(mClientSecret)) {
throw new RuntimeException(
"Session must have a valid client id and client secret specified.");
}
mApplicationContext = context.getApplicationContext();
if (!SdkUtils.isEmptyString(userId)) {
mAuthInfo = BoxAuthentication.getInstance().getAuthInfo(userId, context);
mUserId = userId;
}
if (mAuthInfo == null) {
mUserId = userId;
mAuthInfo = new BoxAuthentication.BoxAuthenticationInfo();
}
mAuthInfo.setClientId(mClientId);
setupSession();
}
/**
* Construct a new box session object based off of an existing session.
*
* @param session session to use as the base.
*/
protected BoxSession(BoxSession session) {
this.mApplicationContext = session.mApplicationContext;
this.mAuthInfo = session.getAuthInfo();
setupSession();
}
