Media
The session ID
The Memory object ID
Success
Response of a List Media request.
Progressive number of the request (since the Server started). Use this number, together with the RequestDateTime property, to report an anomalous response.
Timestamp of the request. Use this timestamp, together with the RequestID property, to report an anomalous response.
Result code. A code of 0 means no errors.
When the request fails, its value is equivalent to the HTTP
status code.
Result message. A message of Ok means no errors.
Success
The session ID
The Memory object ID
Success
Base response.
Progressive number of the request (since the Server started). Use this number, together with the RequestDateTime property, to report an anomalous response.
Timestamp of the request. Use this timestamp, together with the RequestID property, to report an anomalous response.
Result code. A code of 0 means no errors.
When the request fails, its value is equivalent to the HTTP
status code.
Result message. A message of Ok means no errors.
Success
The session ID
The Memory object ID
The Medium object ID
Success
Response of a Get Medium request.
Progressive number of the request (since the Server started). Use this number, together with the RequestDateTime property, to report an anomalous response.
Timestamp of the request. Use this timestamp, together with the RequestID property, to report an anomalous response.
Result code. A code of 0 means no errors.
When the request fails, its value is equivalent to the HTTP
status code.
Result message. A message of Ok means no errors.
Success
The session ID
The Memory object ID
The Medium object ID
Success
Base response.
Progressive number of the request (since the Server started). Use this number, together with the RequestDateTime property, to report an anomalous response.
Timestamp of the request. Use this timestamp, together with the RequestID property, to report an anomalous response.
Result code. A code of 0 means no errors.
When the request fails, its value is equivalent to the HTTP
status code.
Result message. A message of Ok means no errors.
Success
The session ID
The Memory object ID
The Medium object ID
Medium object ID.
URL of the Medium. If specified, the Content property must be Null.
Use this property to link large amounts of data stored externally.
If the amount of data is modest the Content property may be used as an alternative.
Content of the Medium. If specified, the URL property must be Null.
Don't use this property to store large amounts of data. Can be used to store limited
text for a maximum of 10 KiB. For larger amounts store the data externally and link it
via the URL property.
MIME type of the Medium. Required during Add operations.
Title of the Medium.
Timestamp of creation. Always present when reading/receiving an object, ignored when writing/sending an object.
ID of the session that created this object.
Timestamp of latest change. Always present when reading/receiving an object, ignored when writing/sending an object.
ID of the latest session that changed this object.
Success
Base response.
Progressive number of the request (since the Server started). Use this number, together with the RequestDateTime property, to report an anomalous response.
Timestamp of the request. Use this timestamp, together with the RequestID property, to report an anomalous response.
Result code. A code of 0 means no errors.
When the request fails, its value is equivalent to the HTTP
status code.
Result message. A message of Ok means no errors.
Success
The session ID
The Memory object ID
Specifications of a Medium object.
Medium object ID.
URL of the Medium. If specified, the Content property must be Null.
Use this property to link large amounts of data stored externally.
If the amount of data is modest the Content property may be used as an alternative.
Content of the Medium. If specified, the URL property must be Null.
Don't use this property to store large amounts of data. Can be used to store limited
text for a maximum of 10 KiB. For larger amounts store the data externally and link it
via the URL property.
MIME type of the Medium. Required during Add operations.
Title of the Medium.
Timestamp of creation. Always present when reading/receiving an object, ignored when writing/sending an object.
ID of the session that created this object.
Timestamp of latest change. Always present when reading/receiving an object, ignored when writing/sending an object.
ID of the latest session that changed this object.
Success
Response of an Add Medium request.
Medium object ID.
Progressive number of the request (since the Server started). Use this number, together with the RequestDateTime property, to report an anomalous response.
Timestamp of the request. Use this timestamp, together with the RequestID property, to report an anomalous response.
Result code. A code of 0 means no errors.
When the request fails, its value is equivalent to the HTTP
status code.
Result message. A message of Ok means no errors.
Success
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