GetAppliedTags API¶
Returns all tags applied to a document. Each tag entry includes the tag text, the date it was applied, the user who applied it, the document version it belongs to, and workflow context when the tag was applied via a workflow step.
Endpoint¶
Methods¶
- GET
/srv.asmx/GetAppliedTags?authenticationTicket=...&path=... - POST
/srv.asmx/GetAppliedTags(form data) - SOAP Action:
http://tempuri.org/GetAppliedTags
Parameters¶
| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
authenticationTicket |
string | Yes | Authentication ticket obtained from AuthenticateUser. |
path |
string | Yes | Full infoRouter path to the document (e.g. /MyLibrary/Reports/Report.pdf). |
Response¶
Success Response¶
Returns a <response> element with success="true" containing an <AppliedTags> element with zero or more <AppliedTag> child elements. Results are ordered by TagDate ascending.
<response success="true" error="">
<AppliedTags>
<AppliedTag
TagText="Approved"
TagDate="2024-01-15T10:30:00Z"
VersionNumber="2"
VersionNumberMultiPart="2.0"
TaggedById="42"
TaggedByName="John Doe"
WorkFlowId="7"
WorkFlowName="Document Approval"
WorkFlowStepNumber="3" />
<AppliedTag
TagText="Final"
TagDate="2024-02-01T09:00:00Z"
VersionNumber="3"
VersionNumberMultiPart="3.0"
TaggedById="15"
TaggedByName="Jane Smith"
WorkFlowId="0"
WorkFlowName=""
WorkFlowStepNumber="0" />
</AppliedTags>
</response>
No Tags Applied Response¶
When no tags have been applied to the document:
Error Response¶
Response Attributes¶
Each <AppliedTag> element carries the following attributes:
| Attribute | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
TagText |
string | The tag label text, exactly as defined in the tag definitions. |
TagDate |
datetime | UTC date and time when the tag was applied. |
VersionNumber |
integer | The version number of the document to which the tag was applied. |
VersionNumberMultiPart |
string | Human-readable version number (e.g. 2.0). |
TaggedById |
integer | User ID of the user who applied the tag. |
TaggedByName |
string | Full name of the user who applied the tag. |
WorkFlowId |
integer | ID of the workflow that applied the tag, or 0 if applied manually. |
WorkFlowName |
string | Name of the workflow that applied the tag, or empty string if applied manually. |
WorkFlowStepNumber |
integer | Step number within the workflow that applied the tag, or 0 if applied manually. |
Required Permissions¶
The caller must be authenticated and must have view (read) access to the document. If the document does not exist or the caller lacks access, the API returns success="false".
Example¶
GET Request¶
GET /srv.asmx/GetAppliedTags
?authenticationTicket=3f2504e0-4f89-11d3-9a0c-0305e82c3301
&path=/TestDomain/TestFolder/report.pdf
HTTP/1.1
POST Request¶
POST /srv.asmx/GetAppliedTags HTTP/1.1
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
authenticationTicket=3f2504e0-4f89-11d3-9a0c-0305e82c3301&path=/TestDomain/TestFolder/report.pdf
SOAP Request¶
<soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"
xmlns:tns="http://tempuri.org/">
<soap:Body>
<tns:GetAppliedTags>
<tns:authenticationTicket>3f2504e0-4f89-11d3-9a0c-0305e82c3301</tns:authenticationTicket>
<tns:path>/TestDomain/TestFolder/report.pdf</tns:path>
</tns:GetAppliedTags>
</soap:Body>
</soap:Envelope>
Notes¶
- Tags are returned across all versions of the document, ordered by
TagDateascending. TagTextis case-sensitive and must match values returned byGetTagDefinitionsexactly when used in calls toSetTagToDocumentorRemoveTagFromDocument.- When
WorkFlowIdis0, the tag was applied manually viaSetTagToDocument. - Use
VersionNumberorVersionNumberMultiPartto determine which document version carries each tag.
Related APIs¶
- GetTagDefinitions - Get the list of configured tag definition labels
- SetTagToDocument - Apply a tag to the latest version of a document
- RemoveTagFromDocument - Remove a specific tag from a document
Error Codes¶
| Error | Description |
|---|---|
[900] Authentication failed |
Invalid or missing authentication ticket. |
[901] Session expired or Invalid ticket |
The ticket has expired or does not exist. |
| Document not found error | The path does not resolve to a document, or the caller lacks view access. |