Introduction

DEPRECATION NOTICE: The following URLs have been deprecated and will be removed from the public API in a future release. Please use the newer Taggers API instead.

Deprecated URLs

URL	Description
POST /v2/viewingSessions/{viewingSessionId}/documentTaggers	Creates a new document tagger for a viewing session’s source document, starting the process of document tagging.
GET /v2/documentTaggers/{processId}	Gets available document tagging.

POST /v2/viewingSessions/{viewingSessionId}/documentTaggers (Deprecated)

Creates a new document tagger for a viewing session’s source document, starting the process of document tagging.

After a successful POST to create the document tagger, we immediately begin a background process to start a document tagging for you to GET. Once the full text of the document has been searched and tagged, the document tagger state will change from "processing" to "complete".

Request

Request Headers

Name	Description
`Content-Type`	Must be `application/json`

Request Body

minSecondsAvailable (Integer) The minimum number of seconds this document tagger will remain available. The actual lifetime may be longer. The default lifetime is defined by the processIds.lifetime central configuration parameter.

Successful Response

Response Body

JSON with metadata about the created document tagger.

processId (String) Unique id for this document tagger.
affinityToken (String) Affinity token for this document tagger. Present when clustering is enabled.
state (String) State of document tagging.
- "processing" - The tagging is still being executed.
- "complete" - The tagging is complete.
- "error" - There was a problem performing the tagging.
expirationDateTime (String) Currently planned date and time when the document tagger resource will expire and no longer be available for use. Format is RFC 3339 Internet Date/Time profile of ISO 8601, e.g. "2024-11-05T08:15:30.494Z".

Error Responses

Status Code	JSON `errorCode`	Description
`404`	-	No viewing session with the provided `{viewingSessionId}` could be found.
`480`	`"DocumentNotProvidedYet"`	The viewing session does not yet have a source document attached.
`480`	`"ServerContentDisabled"`	The source document satisfies the client-side viewing formats configured for the viewing session and the server content is disabled.
`480`	`"InvalidInput"`	An invalid input value was used. See `errorDetails` in the response body.
`480`	`"FeatureNotLicensed"`	You are not licensed to use the document tagging feature.
`580`	`"InternalError"`	The server encountered an internal error when handling the request.

Example

Request

This POST begins document tagging:

POST pas_base_url/v2/viewingSessions/XYZ.../documentTaggers
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "minSecondsAvailable": 600
}

NOTE: See the Base URL for PAS topic for more information.

Response

HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "processId": "pR5X6nPDgMwat6cxlmn0Q3",
  "state": "processing",
  "expirationDateTime": "2024-12-17T20:38:39.796Z"
}

GET /v2/documentTaggers/{processId} (Deprecated)

Gets tags for the document.

This URL is designed to give you the document tags when they become available.

Request

URL Parameters

Parameter	Description
`{processId}`	The `processId` which identifies the document tagger.

Successful Response

Response Body

JSON with the available document tags.

tags (Array of strings) Always present. String containing the document tags. If no tags are available, this array will be empty.

Error Responses

Status Code	JSON `errorCode`	Description
`404`	-	No document tagger with the provided `{processId}` could be found.
`400`	`"MissingInput"`	Can occur when clustering is enabled and an `Accusoft-Affinity-Token` request header was not provided.
`480`	`"InvalidInput"`	An invalid input value was used. See `errorDetails` in the response body.
`480`	`"ResourceNotUsable"`	Can occur when the document tagger is in a `state` of `"error"`.
`580`	`"InternalError"`	The server encountered an internal error when handling the request.

Example

Here is an example request and response illustrating how you would acquire the tags from the document tagger.

You would GET like so:

GET pas_base_url/v2/documentTaggers/pR5X6nPDgMwat6cxlmn0Q3

NOTE: See the Base URL for PAS topic for more information.

HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "tags": ["Achieving Cloud Security", "Cloud-Hosted World", "Commercial Cloud Storage", "Encryption Keys", "Security Failures"]
}