Generic mutations with dependent objects
Any kinds of dependent objects, including system dependents, must be passed using generic
input types when calling the generic changeObject() mutation. You can use the generic mutation for a
document to combine other actions in an otherwise unsupported way, however, this is only for example
purposes.
The following example updates a Document object with
permissions.
mutation {
changeObject(
repositoryIdentifier:"OS1"
classIdentifier:"Document"
identifier:"{90E1A36A-0000-C215-94FA-6732D7E65840}"
objectProperties:[
{
identifier:"Permissions"
dependentObjectListValue:{
replace:[
{
classIdentifier:"AccessPermission"
properties:[
{InheritableDepth:0}
{GranteeName:"CEAdmin"}
{AccessType:1}
{AccessMask:998903}
]
}
{
classIdentifier:"AccessPermission"
properties:[
{InheritableDepth:0}
{GranteeName:"intg_admin"}
{AccessType:1}
{AccessMask:998903}
]
}
{
classIdentifier:"AccessPermission"
properties:[
{InheritableDepth:0}
{GranteeName:"CEAdminGroup"}
{AccessType:1}
{AccessMask:998903}
]
}
{
classIdentifier:"AccessPermission"
properties:[
{InheritableDepth:0}
{GranteeName:"#AUTHENTICATED-USERS"}
{AccessType:1}
{AccessMask:131201}
]
}
{
classIdentifier:"AccessPermission"
properties:[
{InheritableDepth:0}
{GranteeName:"pwtest100"}
{AccessType:1}
{AccessMask:131201}
]
}
]
}
}
]
)
{
className
... on Document {
id
name
versionStatus
majorVersionNumber
minorVersionNumber
}
}
}