Method and apparatus for synchronization of items in a cloud-based environment
AssigneeBox, Inc.
InventorGriffin Dorman
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AssigneeBox, Inc.
InventorGriffin Dorman
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Techniques are disclosed for enabling synchronization of items (e.g., folders or files) in a cloud-based environment. In one embodiment, a method comprises, upon receiving a request from a collaborator to synchronize an item stored in the workspace, verifying if the collaborator has permission for downloading the item. The method further comprises, if the collaborator has permission for downloading the item, sending the item to the collaborator. The method further comprises synchronizing the item by automatically pushing an updated version of the item unilaterally from the cloud-based environment to the collaborator regardless of whether the collaborator has performed any modification to the sent item. Among other advantages, embodiments disclosed herein provide capabilities to synchronize items in cloud-based platforms, especially where items are often opened/edited among the collaborators.
A method for synchronizing an item stored in a workspace hosted by a cloud-based platform, the workspace being shared among a user and a collaborator of the user, the method comprising:
A method for synchronizing an item stored in a workspace hosted by a cloud-based platform via a client application of the platform, the workspace being shared among a user and a collaborator of the user, the method comprising:
A server for synchronizing an item stored in a workspace of a cloud-based platform, the workspace being shared among a user and a collaborator of the user, the system comprising:
A device for synchronizing an item stored in a workspace of a cloud-based platform, the workspace being shared among a user and a collaborator of the user, the system comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable medium having instructions stored thereon, which when executed by one or more processors of a system, cause the system to:
A non-transitory computer readable medium having instructions stored thereon, which when executed by one or more processors of a system, cause the system to:
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