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Type: rpcVerb: post / data / entityAttachBrowse

Description

This method returns a list of folders and files for a specific entity record and folder. It is possible to get information about single file, too.

API Details

  • Status: Status: production
  • The required privilege level to invoke this method is user
  • The supported database role for this method is slave
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Request Parameters

The entityAttachBrowse method takes the following input parameters.

Note

When sending a JSON request payload to the API, the order of parameters is not significant. However, for XML request payloads, parameters must be provided in the exact order specified in this documentation to comply with input validation requirements.

Name Type Attributes Description
application appNameType Optional Specify the name of the application this operation relates to. If not specified then “system” is assumed.
entity simpleIdType Required The name of the entity.
keyValue xs:string Required The record ID of the entity which files you want to browse.
getChildren xs:boolean Optional
Default=true
Specifies whether we are interested of the properties of specified item (folder or file) or the properties of the contained folders and files (if the ‘item’ parameter is a folder). If a file is specified this parameter is meaningless. The default value is true.
path xs:anyURI Optional Specifies the folder to browse. If not specified then the root folder (“/”) is assumed. It is possible to specify a file. In this case the result will contain information about only the specified file.

Response Parameters

Name Type Attributes Description
isDirectory xs:boolean Required Specifies whether a directory or a file was browsed
folder Array<entityAttachFolderInfo> Optional Information about each folder found at the specified location.
file Array<entityAttachFileInfo> Optional Information (and optional CAFS access token) relating to a specific file attached to the specified entity, in the specified folder.
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