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    AccountImporter.onActivityResult(requestCode, resultCode, data, LoginDialogFragment.this, new AccountImporter.IAccountAccessGranted() {

        @Override

        public void accountAccessGranted(SingleSignOnAccount account) {

            // TODO init api here..  

            // As this library supports multiple accounts we created some helper methods if you only want to use one.

            // The following line stores the selected account as the "default" account which can be queried by using 

            // the SingleAccountHelper.getCurrentSingleSignOnAccount(context) method

            SingleAccountHelper.setCurrentAccount(getActivity(), account.name);

            // Get the "default" account

            SingleSignOnAccount ssoAccount = SingleAccountHelper.getCurrentSingleSignOnAccount(context);

            NextcloudAPI nextcloudAPI = new NextcloudAPI(context, ssoAccount, GsonBuilder().create(), callback);

            // TODO ... (see code in section 3 and below)

        }

    });

}

NextcloudAPI.ApiConnectedListener callback = new NextcloudAPI.ApiConnectedListener() {

    @Override

    public void onConnected() { }

    @Override

    public void onError(Exception ex) { }

}

// Complete example: https://github.com/nextcloud/news-android/blob/master/News-Android-App/src/main/java/de/luhmer/owncloudnewsreader/LoginDialogFragment.java

```

3) How to get account information?

```java

// If you stored the "default" account using setCurrentAccount(...) you can get the account by using the following line:

SingleSignOnAccount ssoAccount = SingleAccountHelper.getCurrentSingleSignOnAccount(context);

// Otherwise (for multi-account support): (you'll have to keep track of the account names yourself. Note: this has to be the name of SingleSignOnAccount.name)

AccountImporter.getSingleSignOnAccount(context, accountName);

// ssoAccount.name // Name of the account used in the android account manager

// ssoAccount.username

// ssoAccount.token

        @Override

        public Call<List<Feed>> createFeed(Map<String, Object> feedMap) {

            Type feedListType = new TypeToken<List<Feed>>() {}.getType();

            String body = GsonConfig.GetGson().toJson(feedMap);

            String body = GsonBuilder().create().toJson(feedMap);

            NextcloudRequest request = new NextcloudRequest.Builder()

                    .setMethod("POST")

                    .setUrl(mApiEndpoint + "feeds")

    }

    ```

    Note: If you need a different mapping between your json-structure and your java-structure you might want to create a custom type adapter using `GsonBuilder().create().registerTypeAdapter(...)`. Take a look at [this](https://github.com/nextcloud/news-android/blob/783836390b4c27aba285bad1441b53154df16685/News-Android-App/src/main/java/de/luhmer/owncloudnewsreader/helper/GsonConfig.java) example for more information.

    4.1.3) Use of new API using the nextcloud app network stack

    ```java

        public ApiProvider(NextcloudAPI.ApiConnectedListener callback) {

           SingleSignOnAccount ssoAccount = SingleAccountHelper.getCurrentSingleSignOnAccount(context);

           NextcloudAPI nextcloudAPI = new NextcloudAPI(context, ssoAccount, GsonConfig.GetGson(), callback);

           NextcloudAPI nextcloudAPI = new NextcloudAPI(context, ssoAccount, GsonBuilder().create(), callback);

           mApi = new API_SSO(nextcloudAPI);

       }

    }

        @Override

        protected void onStart() {

            SingleSignOnAccount ssoAccount = SingleAccountHelper.getCurrentSingleSignOnAccount(context);

            mNextcloudAPI = new NextcloudAPI(context, ssoAccount, GsonConfig.GetGson(),  new NextcloudAPI.ApiConnectedListener() {

            mNextcloudAPI = new NextcloudAPI(context, ssoAccount, GsonBuilder().create(),  new NextcloudAPI.ApiConnectedListener() {

                @Override

                public void onConnected() {

                    downloadFile();