Creates a new custom property set definition. A property set is a set of custom metadata fields that can be applied to documents, folders, and/or users. The property set name is stored in uppercase and must be unique across the system. This API always creates a public (non-private) property set. To create a private property set, use CreatePropertySetDefinition1.
/srv.asmx/CreatePropertySetDefinition
/srv.asmx/CreatePropertySetDefinition?authenticationTicket=...&PropertySetName=...&PropertySetCaption=...&AppliestoDocuments=...&AppliestoFolders=...&AppliestoUsers=...&DomainNames=.../srv.asmx/CreatePropertySetDefinition (form data)http://tempuri.org/CreatePropertySetDefinition| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
authenticationTicket |
string | Yes | Authentication ticket obtained from AuthenticateUser. |
PropertySetName |
string | Yes | Internal name for the property set. Alphanumeric and underscore characters only (auto-converted to uppercase). Max 40 characters (23 on Oracle). Must be unique. |
PropertySetCaption |
string | Yes | Display label shown to users in the UI. Must be unique across all property sets. |
AppliestoDocuments |
boolean | Yes | true if this property set can be applied to documents. |
AppliestoFolders |
boolean | Yes | true if this property set can be applied to folders. |
AppliestoUsers |
boolean | Yes | true if this property set can be applied to user accounts. |
DomainNames |
string | No | Comma-separated list of library (domain) names to restrict the property set to. If empty or omitted, the property set is global (available in all libraries). Non-existent domain names are silently ignored. |
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<response success="false" error="A category with this name already exists." />
The calling user must be a System Administrator.
Anonymous access is not permitted.
PropertySetName is trimmed and automatically converted to uppercase before storage.PropertySetName must contain only letters (A-“Z), digits (0-“9), and underscores (_). Special characters and spaces are not allowed.DomainNames is empty or omitted, the property set is global -“ available in every library.DomainNames is specified, the property set is domain-restricted -“ it only appears in the listed libraries.PrivatePropertySet = false (visible to all users including anonymous). To control visibility from anonymous users, use CreatePropertySetDefinition1.CUSTOM_<PropertySetName> is created to store the property set rows.AppliestoDocuments, AppliestoFolders, or AppliestoUsers should be true; creating a property set that applies to nothing is technically allowed but has no practical use.GET /srv.asmx/CreatePropertySetDefinition
?authenticationTicket=3f7a1b2c-4d5e-6f7a-8b9c-0d1e2f3a4b5c
&PropertySetName=ProjectMetadata
&PropertySetCaption=Project+Metadata
&AppliestoDocuments=true
&AppliestoFolders=true
&AppliestoUsers=false
&DomainNames=Engineering,Finance
HTTP/1.1
Host: yourserver
POST /srv.asmx/CreatePropertySetDefinition HTTP/1.1
Host: yourserver
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
authenticationTicket=3f7a1b2c-4d5e-6f7a-8b9c-0d1e2f3a4b5c&PropertySetName=ProjectMetadata&PropertySetCaption=Project+Metadata&AppliestoDocuments=true&AppliestoFolders=true&AppliestoUsers=false&DomainNames=Engineering
PropertySetName is stored as the internal key and also forms the database table name (CUSTOM_<name>). It cannot be changed after creation without using UpdatePropertySetDefinition.PropertySetCaption is the visible display name in the UI.PrivatePropertySet parameter to control anonymous access.| Error | Description |
|---|---|
[900] |
Authentication failed -“ invalid credentials. |
[901] |
Session expired or invalid authentication ticket. |
| Access Denied | Calling user is not a System Administrator. |
| Name already exists | A property set with the specified PropertySetName already exists. |
| Caption already exists | A property set with the specified PropertySetCaption already exists. |
| Invalid name | PropertySetName is empty, exceeds the maximum length, or contains invalid characters. |