Invention Grant
- Patent Title: Resynchronizing metadata in a content management system
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Application No.: US15863819Application Date: 2018-01-05
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Publication No.: US10691720B2Publication Date: 2020-06-23
- Inventor: John Lai
- Applicant: Dropbox, Inc.
- Applicant Address: US CA San Francisco
- Assignee: Dropbox, Inc.
- Current Assignee: Dropbox, Inc.
- Current Assignee Address: US CA San Francisco
- Agency: Polsinelli PC
- Main IPC: G06F16/00
- IPC: G06F16/00 ; G06F16/27 ; G06F16/11 ; G06F16/18 ; G06F16/178 ; G06F16/176 ; G06F21/62 ; G06F16/23 ; G06F16/22 ; H04L29/08 ; G06F16/182 ; G06F1/04 ; G06F16/185 ; H04L29/06 ; G06F16/16 ; G06F21/60 ; G06F16/13 ; G06F16/174 ; G06F16/14 ; G06F16/907 ; G06F16/17 ; G06F3/06 ; G06F9/54 ; G06F12/14 ; G06F16/2455 ; G06F16/172 ; G06F11/14 ; G06F21/10 ; G06F16/958 ; G06F16/901 ; G06F16/951 ; G06F16/955 ; H04L9/32

Abstract:
A client can resynchronize tree data structures representing a server, local, and sync state of content items in an account. In some aspects, the client identifies a local set of content items on the account and generates a local tree representing a filesystem state and including a local node for each item in the local set. The client determines a server state for a remote set of content items on the account. Based on the server state, the client generates a remote tree representing the remote set and including a respective node for each item in the remote set. Based on the local and remote trees, the client generates a sync tree including matching nodes between the local and remote trees, the sync tree representing a synchronized state between the filesystem state and the server state. The client then stores the local, remote, and sync trees.
Public/Granted literature
- US20190208013A1 RESYNCHRONIZING METADATA IN A CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Public/Granted day:2019-07-04
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