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package com.citrix.sharefile.api.entities;

import com.citrix.sharefile.api.*;
import com.citrix.sharefile.api.entities.*;
import com.citrix.sharefile.api.models.*;
import com.citrix.sharefile.api.SFApiQuery;
import com.citrix.sharefile.api.interfaces.ISFQuery;


import java.io.InputStream;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.net.URI;
import java.util.Date;
 
import com.google.gson.annotations.SerializedName;
import com.citrix.sharefile.api.enumerations.SFSafeEnum;
import com.citrix.sharefile.api.enumerations.SFSafeEnumFlags;
import com.citrix.sharefile.api.interfaces.ISFApiClient;
import com.citrix.sharefile.api.exceptions.InvalidOrMissingParameterException;

public class SFCapabilitiesEntity extends SFEntitiesBase
{
	public SFCapabilitiesEntity(ISFApiClient client) {
		super(client);
	}

	/**
	* Get List of Capabilities
	* Retrieves the capability list of a given provider.
	* The URL for ShareFile API is of the form Domain/Provider/Version/EntityThe Domain is the server presenting the provider - typically sharefile.com,
	* but can be any other when using Storage Zones. The Provider represent the kind of data storage connected by the API. Examples
	* are 'sf' for ShareFile; 'cifs' for CIFS; and 'sp' for SharePoint. Other providers
	* may be created, clients must not assume any particular string.Version specifies the API version - currently at V3. Any backward incompatible
	* changes will be performed on a different version identifier, to avoid breaking
	* existing clients.The Capability document is used to indicate to clients that certain features
	* are not available on a given provider - allowing the client to suppress UX controls
	* and avoid "Not Implemented" exceptions to the end-user.
	*/
	public ISFQuery> get()	{

		SFApiQuery> sfApiQuery = new SFApiQuery>(this.client);
		sfApiQuery.setFrom("Capabilities");
		sfApiQuery.setHttpMethod("GET");
		return sfApiQuery;
	}

}