ContentUploadArguments (2019/03)

the contentuploadarguments entity is structured as follows entity sessiontoken nullable< nullable< string> string> read write read write the content upload session token generated by the server uploadtoken nullable< nullable< string> string> > > read write read write the content upload token generated by the server filename string string read write read write the name of the file being uploaded virtualpath nullable< nullable< string> string> read write read write the target virtual path in the library for the content being uploaded mediatype string string read write read write the media type of the content being uploaded see docid\ xlxfowgmbqonltef0dw90 filesize long long read write read write the size of the file being uploaded in bytes filelastmodifieddate datetime datetime read write read write the timestamp of last modification of original file in local storage see docid 8oxgpxyjltikau9ho1nr2 for more information about this data type sha1hash nullable< nullable< string> string> read write read write the sha1 hash of the file being uploaded filethumb nullable< nullable< byte\[]> byte\[]> read write read write a base64 encoded thumbnail for the content being uploaded tags nullable nullable < dictionary\<string, string>> dictionary\<string, string>> read write 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>" ""