1. REST API for Knowledge Advanced in B2C Service
  2. Tasks
  3. Content (IM)
  4. Tasks

Un assign task

post

/km/api/v1/tasks/unassignTask

This method unassigns a specific task from the currently assigned user.

You must provide a request payload that contains the TaskKey object and the URI of the task along with this method.

Request

Supported Media Types
Body ()
The object to unassign a task. You must pass this entity in TaskKey object to close a task.
Root Schema : TaskKey
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Nested Schema : Singular Resource
Type: object
Title: Singular Resource
Oracle base singular resource schema definition.
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Nested Schema : TaskKey-allOf[1]
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Response

Supported Media Types

200 Response

OK.
Body ()
Root Schema : TaskData
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Nested Schema : TaskKey
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Nested Schema : Singular Resource
Type: object
Title: Singular Resource
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Nested Schema : TaskKey-allOf[1]
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Nested Schema : TaskData-allOf[1]
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  • The age of a task. Age is calculated from the time of its creation to the current time.

  • This field displays the comments assigned to the task.

  • The date when the task was created or added.

  • The date when the task was last modified.

  • The locale code of the task. For example, en_US is the locale for English (United States).

  • The unique identifier of the repository to which the task belong to.

  • Allowed Values: [ "LOW", "MEDIUM", "HIGH", "NONE" ]

    The priority value assigned to the task. The valid values are LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH, and NONE.

  • The resolution assigned to the task.

  • The date when the task become active.

  • The system generated comments to the task. The valid values are: NEW, APPROVED, and REJECTED.

  • The unique identifier of the task.

  • The number assigned to the unique identifier of the task.

  • The name assigned to the task.

  • The priority value assigned to the task.

    The valid values are LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH, and NONE.

  • Allowed Values: [ "NEW", "OPEN", "UNASSIGNED", "IGNORED", "CLOSED", "UNKNOWN" ]

    The assigned status of the task. The valid values are as follows:

    • CLOSED
    • IGNORED
    • NEW
    • OPEN
    • UNASSIGNED
    • UNKNOWN
  • Allowed Values: [ "WORKFLOW", "TRANSLATION", "CONTENT_EXPIRATION", "WORKFLOW_CHANGED", "WORKFLOW_EXPIRATIION", "REVIEW_DATE", "RATINGS_ANALYSIS", "CONTENT_CHANGED", "SURVEY_ANSWER", "SUBSCRIPTION", "CUSTOM", "INACTIVE_ACCOUNT", "CONTENT_RECOMMENDATION", "CONTENT_IN_LIMBO_STATE", "FORUM_MODERARTION_NOTIFICATION", "RECOMMENDATION_CLOSED" ]

    The type of the task. The valid values are as follows:

    • CONTENT_CHANGED
    • CONTENT_EXPIRATION
    • CONTENT_RECOMMENDATION
    • CUSTOM
    • FORUM_MODERARTION_NOTIFICATION
    • INACTIVE_ACCOUNT
    • RATINGS_ANALYSIS
    • REVIEW_DATE
    • SUBSCRIPTION
    • SURVEY_ANSWER
    • TRANSLATION
    • WORKFLOW
    • WORKFLOW_CHANGED
    • WORKFLOW_EXPIRATIION

  • The type of the task.

  • The unique identifier of the user to whom the task is assigned.

  • The name of the user to whom the task is assigned.

  • The unique identifier of the user who modified the task.

  • The name of the user who modified the task.

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Examples

The following example shows how to unassign any task from the current user and assign it back to the User Passed by submitting a post request on the REST resource using cURL.

cURL Command

Command: curl -X "POST" "http://<IM_REST_API_HOST>/km/api/latest/tasks/unassignTask"

Example of Request Header

The following shows an example of the request header.

-H "kmauthtoken: {\"siteName\":\"ORACLE_KNOWLEDGE\",\"integrationUserToken\":\"\"+eCJYkxKwj5HUaIiJYun0/TpatwT1LmtcsF05W33xnEojifV/AsLDj9RpN0lKuorTMNKeSE1tgC7svVL+BzntqDON4KiM1HFlpxvXEUCB0P2w0Xrs75McygqxdVaDSE9",\"userToken\":\"UoyWTKRG4RpyJCH4Wqjzht2iYUrsDdk5ir+3IpwEkxcwajJkGR9OGSQBTANQVGW0iVT9MFeDzqL+RYdgfzGSK+h5QzDFIDM+rDLgdKeEE19ljWFm3zMCF+kgYp/dJ/Yq5V7Re+aDXqHg6YkHfvprFA==\"}" \
-H "Accept: application/json"

Example of Request Body

The following shows an example of the request body in JSON format.

{
  	"recordId": "RECORDID_VALUE"
}

Example of Response Body

The following shows an example of the response body in JSON format.

Content-Type: {
  "dateAdded" : "13504037-10-06T16:30:04EDT",
  "dateModified" : "116459413-10-06T12:30:21EDT",
  "comments" : "COMMENTS_VALUE",
  "priority" : "LOW",
  "taskStatus" : "UNKNOWN",
  "taskType" : "REVIEW_DATE",
  "age" : "AGE_VALUE",
  "taskTypeDisplay" : "TASKTYPEDISPLAY_VALUE",
  "taskPriorityDisplay" : "TASKPRIORITYDISPLAY_VALUE",
  "taskName" : "TASKNAME_VALUE",
  "taskId" : "TASKID_VALUE",
  "ownerSiteId" : "OWNERSITEID_VALUE",
  "userAssignedId" : "USERASSIGNEDID_VALUE",
  "userAssignedName" : "USERASSIGNEDNAME_VALUE",
  "userModifiedId" : "USERMODIFIEDID_VALUE",
  "userModifiedName" : "USERMODIFIEDNAME_VALUE",
  "startDate" : "2013-05-23T19:30:13EDT",
  "sysComments" : "SYSCOMMENTS_VALUE",
  "resolution" : "RESOLUTION_VALUE",
  "taskIdNumber" : 0,
  "localeCode" : "LOCALECODE_VALUE",
  "links" : [ {
    "rel" : "canonical",
    "href" : "http://<IM_REST_API_HOST>/km/api/{version}/{resourceURI}",
    "mediaType" : "application/json, application/xml",
    "templated" : true,
    "method" : "GET",
    "profile" : "http://<IM_REST_API_HOST>/km/api/{version}/metadata-catalog/{resourceName}"
  } ]
}
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