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Description
Use this method to attach one or more files to an entity record. You can send the content of the files as embedded content, or alternatively you can reference content that already exists on the server, accessible to your session via WebDAV.
API Details
- Status:
- The required privilege level to invoke this method is
user
- The supported database role for this method is
none
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Request Parameters
The entityAttachFile method takes the following input parameters. It is important to note that the parameters must be passed to the method in the same order as they appear here in order to satisfy the requirement of the input validation checks.
Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
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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 to which the file(s) will be attached. |
keyValue |
xs:string |
Required | The record ID of the record for the specified entity you wish to attach the file(s) to. |
folder |
xs:string |
Optional | File attachments can be stored in a logical folder structure which is unique for each entity record. You can specify the folder to place the file(s) into for this entity record. This folder must exist before trying to place files into it. If not specified the file will be stored at the root of the virtual structure for this entity. |
localFile |
Array<embeddedFileAttachmentType> |
Optional | The file to attach. Use this type if you are embedding the file content within the XMLMC message |
serverFile |
Array<serverFileAttachmentType> |
Optional | The file to attach. Use this type if you the file content is accessible to the server, for example a temporary file on the session |
overwrite |
xs:boolean |
Optional Default= false |
Specifies whether existing files (if any) have to be overwritten. |
deleteSessionSource |
xs:boolean |
Optional Default= false |
Set this to true to delete temporary file from session folder. This is only applicable if one of the serverFile references /session/… file for attachment. |
Response Parameters
Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
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contentLocation |
Array<xs:anyURI> |
Optional | The location that the content of this file has been stored. |
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