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SetTagToDocument API

Applies a tag to the latest version of the specified document. If the document’s publishing rule is set to Tagged and the supplied tag text matches the rule’s configured tag, the latest version is also automatically published. Use this API to mark a document version with a classification or approval label as part of a review or workflow process.

Endpoint

/srv.asmx/SetTagToDocument

Methods

GET /srv.asmx/SetTagToDocument?authenticationTicket=...&path=...&tagText=...
POST /srv.asmx/SetTagToDocument (form data)
SOAP Action: http://tempuri.org/SetTagToDocument

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Required	Description
`authenticationTicket`	string	Yes	Authentication ticket obtained from `AuthenticateUser`.
`path`	string	Yes	Full infoRouter path to the document (e.g. `/Finance/Reports/Q1-Report.pdf`).
`tagText`	string	Yes	Text of the tag to apply. Must be 1-“128 characters. Allowed characters: Unicode letters, digits (`0-"9`), underscore (`_`), hyphen (`-`), and space.

Response

Success Response

<response success="true" />

Error Response

<response success="false" error="Insufficient rights." />

Required Permissions

The calling user must have the DocumentPropertyChange permission on the document. This is typically granted to document owners, domain managers, and users with Edit access. Read-only users cannot apply tags.

If the document is currently checked out, only the user who checked it out may apply a tag to it.

Example

GET Request

GET /srv.asmx/SetTagToDocument
  ?authenticationTicket=3f2504e0-4f89-11d3-9a0c-0305e82c3301
  &path=/Finance/Reports/Q1-2024-Report.pdf
  &tagText=Approved
HTTP/1.1

POST Request

POST /srv.asmx/SetTagToDocument HTTP/1.1
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

authenticationTicket=3f2504e0-4f89-11d3-9a0c-0305e82c3301
&path=/Finance/Reports/Q1-2024-Report.pdf
&tagText=Approved

SOAP Request

<soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"
               xmlns:tns="http://tempuri.org/">
  <soap:Body>
    <tns:SetTagToDocument>
      <tns:authenticationTicket>3f2504e0-4f89-11d3-9a0c-0305e82c3301</tns:authenticationTicket>
      <tns:path>/Finance/Reports/Q1-2024-Report.pdf</tns:path>
      <tns:tagText>Approved</tns:tagText>
    </tns:SetTagToDocument>
  </soap:Body>
</soap:Envelope>

Notes

Tag is applied to the latest version: The tag is always applied to the document’s most recent version, regardless of the published version number.
Auto-publish on tag match: If the document’s publishing rule is set to Tagged and tagText matches the configured tag text (case-insensitive), the latest version is automatically published as a side effect of this call.
Checked-out documents: If the document is checked out by another user, the operation fails. Only the user who holds the checkout can apply a tag to the document while it is checked out.
Shortcuts not supported: Tags cannot be applied to shortcut documents. Calling this API on a shortcut path will return an error.
Tag text validation: tagText must match the pattern ^(\w|[ -]){1,128}$. This means only Unicode word characters (letters, digits, underscore), hyphens, and spaces are allowed. Any other character will cause the call to fail.
Duplicate tags: The same tag text can be applied to the same document version more than once (e.g. by different users). Each application creates a separate record. Use RemoveTagFromDocument to remove a specific instance.
Tag definitions: The list of tag definitions configured in the system can be retrieved via GetTagDefintions. However, SetTagToDocument does not validate tagText against the defined tags -“ any text matching the character and length rules is accepted.

RemoveTagFromDocument - Remove a specific applied tag from a document
GetTagDefintions - Get the list of all tag definitions configured in the system
GetDocument - Get document properties including applied tags

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.`	The `path` does not resolve to an existing document.
`Insufficient rights.`	The calling user does not have the `DocumentPropertyChange` permission on the document.
`Access denied. Only users who checked out the document can tag the checkedout documents.`	The document is checked out by another user. Only the checkout holder may apply tags.
`Operation cannot be performed on a shortcut.`	The path points to a shortcut document, which cannot be tagged.
`[2494] Invalid tag text.`	The `tagText` value contains characters that are not allowed or does not meet the length requirement (1-“128 characters).
`SystemError:...`	An unexpected server-side error occurred.