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    Method DeleteProtectionDomain

    DeleteProtectionDomain(String, String)

    Delete a protection domain

    Declaration
    void DeleteProtectionDomain(string connectionId, string protectionDomainId)
    Parameters
    Type Name Description
    System.String connectionId

    The connection id to identify your connection. See also ConnectionId

    System.String protectionDomainId

    The protection domain id

    Remarks
    • You need "Access to security settings" access right (01002057-38a7-11d8-a902-0050bf427e8f). See also GetUserAdminAccessRights(String, String)
    • You need "Delete security domain" access right (01002050-38a7-11d8-a902-0050bf427e8f). See also GetUserAdminAccessRights(String, String)
    Examples

    POST http://YourServerName/InfoShare/Json/Common/DeleteProtectionDomain

    Example delete a protection domain.

    {
       "connectionId": "b6742bb8-ef97-44ae-819b-a2fa2200908a",
       "protectionDomainId": "b20f34e2-64e0-e911-a94a-00155d290a08"
    }

    Response:

    { }
    Exceptions
    Type Condition
    ServiceException

    The connection id {connectionId} isn't valid or has expired (10008)

    ServiceException

    Protection domain is in use {protectionDomainId} (10045)

    ServiceException

    Not enough rights ({accessOperationName}, {accessOperationId}) (10071)

    ServiceException

    The administrative context {administrativeContext} is already checked out by user {displayLoginName} (10129)

    ServiceException

    Verification code is needed: Verification code not yet verified (10152)

    ServiceException

    Can not delete {ObjectType} {ObjectName} {ObjectId} because it is still in use in {ObjectType} {ObjectName} {ObjectId}. (10233)

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