Returns archive file versions.
<archiveRequest version="2.0"> <getContentVersions maxReturnEntries=" "> <serverIPAddress/> <volume/> <fileName/> <archiveInfo> <job> <jobName/> <fileKey/> </job> </archiveInfo> <startDate/> <endDate/> <startHere/> </getContentVersions> </archiveRequest>
<archiveReply version="2.0"> <getContentVersions> <fileVersion> <name/> <date/> <size/> <modifyTime/> <modifier/> <archiveName> <actualName/> </archiveName> <archiveInfo> <server/> <volume/> <job> <jobName/> <fileKey/> <metaDataKey/> </job> </archiveInfo> </fileVersion> <startHere/> <ipAddress/> </getContentVersions> <result value=" "> <description/> </result> </archiveReply>
Specifies the server where the original file came from.
Specifies the volume where the original file came from.
(Optional if archiveInfo is specified) Specifies the full path of the file name to return versions for. The path should be separated by forward slashes (/), starting from the volume root. If archiveInfo isn't specified, the full path is evaluated. Only component names with a current status are used when parsing the path.
(Optional) Specifies the archived information received from a previous query.
Specifies the job. Repeat for each job.
Specifies the name of the job as received from a directory content query or a version query.
Specifies the file key as received from a directory content query or a version query.
(Optional) Specifies the most recent date, in generalized time and date YYYYMMDDHHMMSS format, to return.
(Optional) Specifies the oldest date, in generalized time and date YYYYMMDDHHMMSS format, to return.
(Optional) Specifies where to start as returned from a previous query. If this element does not exist, the search starts at the beginning.
Specifies the version of the file. Repeated for each file version entry.
Specifies the date, in generalized time and date YYYYMMDDHHMMSS format, the file was archived.
Specifies the modified time, in generalized time and date YYYYMMDDHHMMSS format, from the file's metadata.
Specifies an opaque name from which the file can be directly accessed.
Specifies an error value or zero (for no error).
Specifies a text description of the returned result.
(Optional) Specifies the maximum number of entries to return. If this attribute is not specified, the request handler decides how many entries to return.