Logs in the user and sets up a session without performing any other operation. This method retuns the Anti-CSRF token which should specified as a parameter on all further calls that use the HTTP POST, PUT or DELETE methods.
Identity under-which to execute this operation. Callers require permission to run as a different identity.
accept
Header
Restricted to:
application/json
application/xml
Directive to the server, indicating the format of the returned payload (or error class)
suppress_20x_code
Query
Restricted to:
false
true
Indicates if HTTP status codes in the 200-299 range are suppressed and always returned as 200. Required when client technology assumes that any return code other than 200 is a fault.
Logout User. This is used in conjunction with the "runas" feature, where a single HTTP session may represent multiple users data. The logout call frees server resources associated with either the current user, or the user associated with the "runas" value in the header
Identity under-which to execute this operation. Callers require permission to run as a different identity.
accept
Header
Restricted to:
application/json
application/xml
Directive to the server, indicating the format of the returned payload (or error class)
suppress_20x_code
Query
Restricted to:
false
true
Indicates if HTTP status codes in the 200-299 range are suppressed and always returned as 200. Required when client technology assumes that any return code other than 200 is a fault.
Retreives pending event notifications for the current user. Note that if the queue of notifications has reached its capacity, then the queue is cleared and the only event in the queue will be a "queueOverflowEvent". Until this event has been dequeued by the client, no other events are enqueued for this session.
Directive to the server, indicating the format of the returned payload (or error class)
runas
Query
Identity under-which to execute this operation. Callers require permission to run as a different identity.
suppress_20x_code
Query
Restricted to:
false
true
Indicates if HTTP status codes in the 200-299 range are suppressed and always returned as 200. Required when client technology assumes that any return code other than 200 is a fault.
Directive to the server, indicating the format of the returned payload (or error class)
runas
Query
Identity under-which to execute this operation. Callers require permission to run as a different identity.
container
Query
Specifies subscription scope to be a container rather than single entity
suppress_20x_code
Query
Restricted to:
false
true
Indicates if HTTP status codes in the 200-299 range are suppressed and always returned as 200. Required when client technology assumes that any return code other than 200 is a fault.
Directive to the server, indicating the format of the returned payload (or error class)
content-type
Header
Restricted to:
application/json
application/xml
The standard HTTP Content-Type Header, indicating the MIME type of the payload
runas
Query
Identity under-which to execute this operation. Callers require permission to run as a different identity.
container
Query
Specifies subscription scope to be a container rather than single entity
suppress_20x_code
Query
Restricted to:
false
true
Indicates if HTTP status codes in the 200-299 range are suppressed and always returned as 200. Required when client technology assumes that any return code other than 200 is a fault.
Directive to the server, indicating the format of the returned payload (or error class)
content-type
Header
Restricted to:
application/json
application/xml
The standard HTTP Content-Type Header, indicating the MIME type of the payload
runas
Query
Identity under-which to execute this operation. Callers require permission to run as a different identity.
suppress_20x_code
Query
Restricted to:
false
true
Indicates if HTTP status codes in the 200-299 range are suppressed and always returned as 200. Required when client technology assumes that any return code other than 200 is a fault.
Directive to the server, indicating the format of the returned payload (or error class)
content-type
Header
Restricted to:
application/json
application/xml
The standard HTTP Content-Type Header, indicating the MIME type of the payload
runas
Query
Identity under-which to execute this operation. Callers require permission to run as a different identity.
suppress_20x_code
Query
Restricted to:
false
true
Indicates if HTTP status codes in the 200-299 range are suppressed and always returned as 200. Required when client technology assumes that any return code other than 200 is a fault.
Resource to accept uploads of arbitrary content. This operation only applies when working with Email, Wiki, or Documents. It is used to upload content to the server for later reference by an Email, Document, etc. Unlike other operations, there are no structured arguments. Payload can be simply uploaded as raw (binary) data, or using the format defined in RFC 1867.
An arbitrary string that binds together multiple content that are uploaded for the same intent, such as multiple parts of an email message.
content_id
Query
Specifies an identifier for the uploaded content. If the uploaded content is the part of an email message, then this identifier is used to associate the content with the email message part
override_accept
Query
Restricted to:
application/json
application/xml
Use this parameter to override the Accept header sent in the request. This parameter is used only when uploading a file as content using a browser's form based file upload.
suppress_20x_code
Query
Restricted to:
false
true
Indicates if HTTP status codes in the 200-299 range are suppressed and always returned as 200. Required when client technology assumes that any return code other than 200 is a fault.
runas
Query
Identity under-which to execute this operation. Callers require permission to run as a different identity.
accept
Header
Restricted to:
application/json
application/xml
Directive to the server, indicating the format of the returned payload (or error class)
