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UDDI API - delete_tModel
Description
The delete_tModel API call is used to logically delete one or more tModel structures. Logical deletion hides the deleted tModels from find_tModel result sets but does not physically delete it. Deleting an already deleted tModel has no effect.
Upon successful completion, a dispositionReport message is returned with a single success indicator.
Version 2.0 Syntax
<delete_tModel generic = "2.0" xmlns = "urn:uddi-org:api_v2" > <authInfo/> <tModelKey/> [<tModelKey/> .] </delete_tModel>
Arguments
authInfo − This required argument is an element that contains an authentication token. Authentication tokens are obtained using the get_authToken API call.
tModelKey − one or more URN qualified uuid_key values that represent specific instances of known tModel data. All tModelKey values begin with a uuid URN qualifier (e.g. "uuid:" followed by a known tModel UUID value.)
Error Returned
If any error occurs in processing this API call, a dispositionReport element will be returned to the caller within a SOAP Fault. The following error number information will be relevant −
E_invalidKeyPassed − It signifies that one of the URN qualified uuid_key values passed did not match with any known tModelKey values.
E_authTokenExpired − It signifies that the authentication token value passed in the authInfo argument is no longer valid because the token has expired.
E_authTokenRequired − It signifies that the authentication token value passed in the authInfo argument is either missing or is not valid.
E_userMismatch − It signifies that one or more of the tModelKey values passed refers to data that is not controlled by the individual who is represented by the authentication token.