ContentUploadArguments (2019/03)
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The ContentUploadArguments entity is structured as follows:
entity:
- SessionToken Nullable<string> read-write: The Content Upload Session Token generated by the server
- UploadToken Nullable<string>> read-write: The Content Upload Token generated by the server
- FileName string read-write: The name of the file being uploaded
- VirtualPath Nullable<string> read-write: The target virtual path in the library for the content being uploaded
- MediaType string read-write: The media type of the content being uploaded. See ContentMediaType Enumeration (2019/03).
- FileSize long read-write: The size of the file being uploaded in bytes
- FileLastModifiedDate DateTime read-write: The timestamp of last modification of original file in local storage. See DateTime for more information about this data type.
- SHA1Hash Nullable<string> read-write: The SHA1 hash of the file being uploaded
- FileThumb Nullable<byte[]> read-write: A BASE64-encoded thumbnail for the content being uploaded.
- Tags Nullable<Dictionary<string, string>> read-write: An object where each property and its value represents a tag that must be assigned to the content file being uploaded. Each property value must be formatted as follows: "<value_type>::<tag_type>.<tag_key>":"".