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| Action | URI | Method | Request Body | Response Body | Authorization | ||
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| Bulk Delete | /deleteEntities/async/start | POST | List<Entity> | BulkEntityResponseString | ACCESS_TYPE.DELETE on each entity in the passed entityList | ||
| Get Delete Results | /deleteEntities/async/get/{asyncToken} | GET | BulkEntityResponse | Asynchronously get the results of a deleteEntities request started with POST /deleteEntities/async/start Note: When the result is not ready yet, this method will return a status code of 202 (ACCEPTED) and the response body will be a AsynchronousJobStatus object. | |||
| Bulk Update | /updateEntities/async/start | POST | List<Entity> | BulkEntityResponseString | ACCESS_TYPE.UPDATE on each entity in the passed entityList | ||
| Get Update Results | /updateEntities/async/get/{asyncToken} | GET | BulkEntityResponse | Asynchronously get the results of an updateEntities request started with POST /updateEntities/async/start Note: When the result is not ready yet, this method will return a status code of 202 (ACCEPTED) and the response body will be a AsynchronousJobStatus object. |
Discussion
- The web services follow the pattern established by many async table functions in their http method and their URI.
- The name and structure of the response has had comparably less review than the response.
- It is currently under investigation whether whoever requests the move operation also requires ACCESS_TYPE.UPDATE or other on the parentId in question.
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