This section explains configuration properties that are set on the /atg/rest/output/JSONOutputCustomizer
component for Legacy REST Web Services.
Property | Description |
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| This configuration property specifies whether the Legacy REST Web Services server will return date properties in the following format:
If this property is set to |
| This configuration property controls whether the Legacy REST Web Services server will accept filtering control parameters that are presented with REST requests. See Property Filtering with Legacy REST. This property affects requests that will return results formatted with JSON markup. See Choosing Output Markup. If this property is set to |
| This configuration property controls whether the Legacy REST Web Services server will accept filtering control parameters that affect Nucleus components when they are presented with REST requests. See Property Filtering with Legacy REST. This property affects requests that will return results formatted with JSON markup. See Choosing Output Markup. If this property is set to |
| This configuration property controls whether the Legacy REST Web Services server will accept filtering control parameters that affect repositories when they are presented with REST requests. See Property Filtering with Legacy REST. This property affects requests that will return results formatted with JSON markup. See Choosing Output Markup. If this property is set to |
| This configuration property controls whether the Legacy REST Web Services server will accept filtering control parameters that affect components that subclass or implement specific Java classes when they are presented with REST requests. See Property Filtering with Legacy REST. This property affects requests that will return results formatted with JSON markup. See Choosing Output Markup. If this property is set to |
| This configuration property specifies whether the Legacy REST Web Services server will return complex property values as Nucleus paths or by including the actual complex data in an HTTP response. See Expanding Multiple Values and Complex Objects. Setting the The following example specifies that multiple values and complex objects should be expanded in returned data.
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