In order to have more control over REST API Calls, you can use the following special Nuxeo HTTP headers.
| HTTP Header | Default Value | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
X-NXVoidOperation |
false | Force server to return no content (like a void operation). | X-NXVoidOperation: true Can be useful when dealing with blobs to avoid having the blob output sent back to the client. |
Nuxeo-Transaction-Timeout |
30 | Specify the duration of the transaction timeout (seconds) | Nuxeo-Transaction-Timeout: 300 (Sets timeout for 5 minutes for longer transactions) |
properties |
Filter properties so the returned document contains only data from the specified schemas | properties: dublincore, file ( * Returns data from all schemas) |
|
Repository |
default | Specify the repository name if it has been changed or if you have multiple repositories | Repository: myCustomRepositoryName |
enrichers.document |
Request further information in the response. See (Content Enrichers) for more details. | enrichers.document: "thumbnail" (Returns related thumbnail of the document) |
|
X-Versioning-Option |
NONE | Increment minor or major version and returns versioned document | X-Versioning-Option: MAJOR |
fetch.document |
Load additional parts of an object with entity-type document |
fetch.document: value1, value2,... See Document JSON and Extended Fields for more details on accepted values. |
|
depth |
children | Control aggregation depth |
depth: children Accepted values: root, children, max. See Aggregating Marshallers and Avoiding Infinite Loops for more details. |
nx_es_sync |
false | Force ElasticSearch synchronous indexing during a REST call | nx_es_sync: true |
Learn More
- Test these headers on your local instance with Nuxeo API Playground (see documentation to configure your local instance).
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