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   This endpoint returns a web link that can be opened in the browser to access the Globus file manager. This
   https://docs.globus.org/how-to/get-started/#the_file_manager[guide] explains the transfer process in detail. This link then also
  -becomes available under <<ref_submissions.adoc#_get_a_submission,submission details>> should the users
  -wish to access it again later.
  +becomes available under <<ref_submissions.adoc#_get_a_submission,submission details>> should users wish to access it again later.
   
  -=== Notifying DSP about uploaded files
  +== Notifying DSP about uploaded files
   
  -Since Globus is an external third-party system, it is difficult for DSP to know when a file has finished uploading. It is
  -therefore the responsibility of the user to let DSP know whenever that happens. The following REST API
  -acts as a way of sending notification to DSP about such files:
  +Since Globus is an external third-party system, it is difficult for DSP to find out when a particular file has finished uploading.
  +It is, therefore, the responsibility of the user to let DSP know whenever that happens. The following REST API
  +acts as a way of notifying DSP about such files:
   
   === Request
   include::{snippets}/notify-globus-uploadedfiles/curl-request.adoc[]
  
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  == How to upload a file
  
  1. Generate a new JWT (API) token to use with the file upload request. See above.
  2. Use the command line interface of the installed python client to send your file upload request.
  
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  include::{snippets}/delete-file/http-response.adoc[]
  
  == Method#2 : Globus file uploading
  
  In order to upload data this way, users will need to register an account with Globus. Please see the *For researchers* section in the
  https://www.globus.org/get-started[getting started] guide for more information.
  
  == Requesting Globus share
  
  To begin uploading files, users will first need to request a Globus share. A share is basically a dedicated folder that
  DSP creates for the requesting user that they can upload their files into. The following REST API is used for requesting
  