Operation: GetMetadata
With the GetMetadata operation, you read and output the metadata of a file or folder.
For more information on other operations of the Microsoft Azure Data Lake Gen 1 Storage Connector, see Microsoft Azure Data Lake Gen 1 Storage Connector.
Parameters
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Main class of the adapter (do not change!) Possible values: de.softproject.integration.adapter.microsoft.azure.datalake.MicrosoftAzureDataLakeStoreConnector: Main Class (Standard) |
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This parameter is required. OAuth 2.0 Token Endpoint (v1) Possible values: String with a valid endpoint, e.g.:
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This parameter is required. Client ID of the Azure Active Directory application Possible values: Any string with the client ID, e.g.:
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This parameter is required. Secret client key of the Azure Active Directory application Possible values: String containing the secret client key. |
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This parameter is required. Fully qualified Data Lake Storage Account Name (FQDN) Possible values: String containing the FQDN, e.g.:
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This parameter is optional. File name Possible values: String with the file name, e.g. :
Note: The string can contain the full file path ( |
| Folder path. Can start and end with a slash. Possible values:
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Status values
| The adapter operation was executed successfully |
| The operation failed due to a technical error. |
Input
This operation does not require specific input XML.
Output
If the GetMetadata operation was executed successful (Status 1), the adapter prints an XML document containing the metadata of the file or folder, e.g.:

Note:
The Metadata root element contains an Entry element with the following attributes:
LastAccessTime: Time of last accessLastModifiedTime: Time of the last changeGroup: ID of the group that owns the file or folderUser: ID of the user who owns the file or folderPermission: Permission string for the file or folder in UNIX styleName: File or folder nameFullName: Full file or folder path
If the operation was unsuccessful, i.e. in the event of an error (status -1), the adapter returns an XML document with the error description, e.g.:
