Description
The "file" Object type represents some document or other file with no additional machine-readable semantics.
It is intended that this type be used as a base type for other Objects that manifest as files, so that additional semantics can be added while providing a fallback ability for clients that do not support the more specific Object type. For more information see http://martin.atkins.me.uk/specs/activitystreams/activityschema#file
Properties
Property name
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Type
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Required
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Property Description
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JSON field
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Atom field
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RSS field
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title
|
string
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yes
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Name of the file --> Update the spec
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displayName
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atom:title
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url for the file
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string
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no
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Url to get to the file's contents
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atom:link rel="enclosure"
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owner
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object
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no
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Owner of the file
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userid for now but needs to be global
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atom:author
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id
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string
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yes
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Unique id for the object. Must be different than the activity id
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id
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atom:id
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url
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URI
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yes
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Permalink to the object
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links[0] ?
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atom:link rel="alternate"
|
|
| published |
W3CDTF timestamp |
no |
Time the object was created |
published or time ? |
atom:published |
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| updated |
W3CDTF timestamp |
no |
Last modification time |
updated |
atom:updated |
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Verbs
- Save
- Post or Create
- Share
- Delete
URI
What is the URI for the object? Most URIs will be in the form:
http://activitystrea.ms/schema/1.0/file
Examples
Provide examples of the object being used in context.
Notes
Generally a base class
Implementations
Windows Live
Maintainers
Rob Dolin ?
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