Delete Managed File or Directory
Removes an existing file or directory of a specific Managed File ID (or Name) from the File Store.
Request takes no content, and on success returns a response containing the result of the request for removal (“true” or “false”).
Request
| Method Type: |
GET |
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| URI: | |
| Content: | – |
| Content Type: |
– |
| Add. Headers: |
If server security settings are enabled, then one of the following:
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Parameters
Path
| Name | Required | Type | Default Value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| fileId |
– |
– |
– |
The Managed File ID (or Name) of the file or directory in File Store |
Response
Success
The following lists status codes indicative of a successful response:
| Status Code | Content | Content-Type | Add. Headers | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 200 OK |
Result of request for removal | text/plain | – | Removal of file or directory successfully requested from File Store (response of “true” for success or “false” for failure) |
Error
The following lists status codes indicative of a failed or error response:
| Status Code | Content | Content-Type | Add. Headers | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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401 Unauthorized |
– |
– |
WWW-Authenticate – BASIC (Basic Authentication credentials are accepted) |
Server authentication is required. Response when neither basic authentication credentials nor an authorization token have been specified in the request headers. |
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401 Unauthorized |
Error message |
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– |
Server authentication has failed. Response when the authorization token specified in the request headers has now expired. |
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403 Forbidden |
Error message |
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– |
Server authentication has failed. Response when either the basic authentication credentials or the authorization token specified in the request headers are invalid. |
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404 |
– |
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– |
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