Package com.microsoft.graph.schemaextensions.item

Class SchemaExtensionItemRequestBuilder

java.lang.Object
com.microsoft.kiota.BaseRequestBuilder
com.microsoft.graph.schemaextensions.item.SchemaExtensionItemRequestBuilder
@Generated("com.microsoft.kiota") public class SchemaExtensionItemRequestBuilder extends com.microsoft.kiota.BaseRequestBuilder
Provides operations to manage the collection of schemaExtension entities.

  • Constructor Details

    • SchemaExtensionItemRequestBuilder

      public SchemaExtensionItemRequestBuilder(@Nonnull HashMap<String,Object> pathParameters, @Nonnull com.microsoft.kiota.RequestAdapter requestAdapter)
      Instantiates a new SchemaExtensionItemRequestBuilder and sets the default values.
      Parameters:
      pathParameters - Path parameters for the request
      requestAdapter - The request adapter to use to execute the requests.

    • SchemaExtensionItemRequestBuilder

      public SchemaExtensionItemRequestBuilder(@Nonnull String rawUrl, @Nonnull com.microsoft.kiota.RequestAdapter requestAdapter)
      Instantiates a new SchemaExtensionItemRequestBuilder and sets the default values.
      Parameters:
      rawUrl - The raw URL to use for the request builder.
      requestAdapter - The request adapter to use to execute the requests.

  • Method Details

    • delete

      public void delete()
      Delete the definition of a schema extension. Only the app that created the schema extension (owner app) can delete the schema extension definition, and only when the extension is in the InDevelopment state. Deleting a schema extension definition does not affect accessing custom data that has been added to resource instances based on that definition.
      Throws:
      ODataError - When receiving a 4XX or 5XX status code
      See Also:

    • delete

      public void delete(@Nullable Consumer<SchemaExtensionItemRequestBuilder.DeleteRequestConfiguration> requestConfiguration)
      Delete the definition of a schema extension. Only the app that created the schema extension (owner app) can delete the schema extension definition, and only when the extension is in the InDevelopment state. Deleting a schema extension definition does not affect accessing custom data that has been added to resource instances based on that definition.
      Parameters:
      requestConfiguration - Configuration for the request such as headers, query parameters, and middleware options.
      Throws:
      ODataError - When receiving a 4XX or 5XX status code
      See Also:

    • get

      @Nullable public SchemaExtension get()
      Get schemaExtension
      Returns:
      a SchemaExtension
      Throws:
      ODataError - When receiving a 4XX or 5XX status code
      See Also:

    • get

      @Nullable public SchemaExtension get(@Nullable Consumer<SchemaExtensionItemRequestBuilder.GetRequestConfiguration> requestConfiguration)
      Get schemaExtension
      Parameters:
      requestConfiguration - Configuration for the request such as headers, query parameters, and middleware options.
      Returns:
      a SchemaExtension
      Throws:
      ODataError - When receiving a 4XX or 5XX status code
      See Also:

    • patch

      @Nullable public SchemaExtension patch(@Nonnull SchemaExtension body)
      Update properties in the definition of the specified schemaExtension. Additive updates to the extension can only be made when the extension is in the InDevelopment or Available status. This means custom properties or target resource types cannot be removed from the definition, but new custom properties can be added and the description of the extension changed. The update applies to all the resources that are included in the targetTypes property of the extension. These resources are among the supporting resource types. For delegated flows, the signed-in user can update a schema extension as long as the owner property of the extension is set to the appId of an application the signed-in user owns. That application can be the one that initially created the extension, or some other application owned by the signed-in user. This criteria for the owner property allows a signed-in user to make updates through other applications they don't own, such as Microsoft Graph Explorer. When using Graph Explorer to update a schemaExtension resource, include the owner property in the PATCH request body.
      Parameters:
      body - The request body
      Returns:
      a SchemaExtension
      Throws:
      ODataError - When receiving a 4XX or 5XX status code
      See Also:

    • patch

      @Nullable public SchemaExtension patch(@Nonnull SchemaExtension body, @Nullable Consumer<SchemaExtensionItemRequestBuilder.PatchRequestConfiguration> requestConfiguration)
      Update properties in the definition of the specified schemaExtension. Additive updates to the extension can only be made when the extension is in the InDevelopment or Available status. This means custom properties or target resource types cannot be removed from the definition, but new custom properties can be added and the description of the extension changed. The update applies to all the resources that are included in the targetTypes property of the extension. These resources are among the supporting resource types. For delegated flows, the signed-in user can update a schema extension as long as the owner property of the extension is set to the appId of an application the signed-in user owns. That application can be the one that initially created the extension, or some other application owned by the signed-in user. This criteria for the owner property allows a signed-in user to make updates through other applications they don't own, such as Microsoft Graph Explorer. When using Graph Explorer to update a schemaExtension resource, include the owner property in the PATCH request body.
      Parameters:
      body - The request body
      requestConfiguration - Configuration for the request such as headers, query parameters, and middleware options.
      Returns:
      a SchemaExtension
      Throws:
      ODataError - When receiving a 4XX or 5XX status code
      See Also:

    • toDeleteRequestInformation

      @Nonnull public com.microsoft.kiota.RequestInformation toDeleteRequestInformation()
      Delete the definition of a schema extension. Only the app that created the schema extension (owner app) can delete the schema extension definition, and only when the extension is in the InDevelopment state. Deleting a schema extension definition does not affect accessing custom data that has been added to resource instances based on that definition.
      Returns:
      a RequestInformation

    • toDeleteRequestInformation

      @Nonnull public com.microsoft.kiota.RequestInformation toDeleteRequestInformation(@Nullable Consumer<SchemaExtensionItemRequestBuilder.DeleteRequestConfiguration> requestConfiguration)
      Delete the definition of a schema extension. Only the app that created the schema extension (owner app) can delete the schema extension definition, and only when the extension is in the InDevelopment state. Deleting a schema extension definition does not affect accessing custom data that has been added to resource instances based on that definition.
      Parameters:
      requestConfiguration - Configuration for the request such as headers, query parameters, and middleware options.
      Returns:
      a RequestInformation

    • toGetRequestInformation

      @Nonnull public com.microsoft.kiota.RequestInformation toGetRequestInformation()
      Get schemaExtension
      Returns:
      a RequestInformation

    • toGetRequestInformation

      @Nonnull public com.microsoft.kiota.RequestInformation toGetRequestInformation(@Nullable Consumer<SchemaExtensionItemRequestBuilder.GetRequestConfiguration> requestConfiguration)
      Get schemaExtension
      Parameters:
      requestConfiguration - Configuration for the request such as headers, query parameters, and middleware options.
      Returns:
      a RequestInformation

    • toPatchRequestInformation

      @Nonnull public com.microsoft.kiota.RequestInformation toPatchRequestInformation(@Nonnull SchemaExtension body)
      Update properties in the definition of the specified schemaExtension. Additive updates to the extension can only be made when the extension is in the InDevelopment or Available status. This means custom properties or target resource types cannot be removed from the definition, but new custom properties can be added and the description of the extension changed. The update applies to all the resources that are included in the targetTypes property of the extension. These resources are among the supporting resource types. For delegated flows, the signed-in user can update a schema extension as long as the owner property of the extension is set to the appId of an application the signed-in user owns. That application can be the one that initially created the extension, or some other application owned by the signed-in user. This criteria for the owner property allows a signed-in user to make updates through other applications they don't own, such as Microsoft Graph Explorer. When using Graph Explorer to update a schemaExtension resource, include the owner property in the PATCH request body.
      Parameters:
      body - The request body
      Returns:
      a RequestInformation

    • toPatchRequestInformation

      @Nonnull public com.microsoft.kiota.RequestInformation toPatchRequestInformation(@Nonnull SchemaExtension body, @Nullable Consumer<SchemaExtensionItemRequestBuilder.PatchRequestConfiguration> requestConfiguration)
      Update properties in the definition of the specified schemaExtension. Additive updates to the extension can only be made when the extension is in the InDevelopment or Available status. This means custom properties or target resource types cannot be removed from the definition, but new custom properties can be added and the description of the extension changed. The update applies to all the resources that are included in the targetTypes property of the extension. These resources are among the supporting resource types. For delegated flows, the signed-in user can update a schema extension as long as the owner property of the extension is set to the appId of an application the signed-in user owns. That application can be the one that initially created the extension, or some other application owned by the signed-in user. This criteria for the owner property allows a signed-in user to make updates through other applications they don't own, such as Microsoft Graph Explorer. When using Graph Explorer to update a schemaExtension resource, include the owner property in the PATCH request body.
      Parameters:
      body - The request body
      requestConfiguration - Configuration for the request such as headers, query parameters, and middleware options.
      Returns:
      a RequestInformation

    • withUrl

      @Nonnull public SchemaExtensionItemRequestBuilder withUrl(@Nonnull String rawUrl)
      Returns a request builder with the provided arbitrary URL. Using this method means any other path or query parameters are ignored.
      Parameters:
      rawUrl - The raw URL to use for the request builder.
      Returns:
      a SchemaExtensionItemRequestBuilder