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package com.microsoft.graph.models;
import com.microsoft.graph.serializer.ISerializer;
import com.microsoft.graph.serializer.IJsonBackedObject;
import com.microsoft.graph.serializer.AdditionalDataManager;
import java.util.EnumSet;
import com.microsoft.graph.http.BaseCollectionPage;
import com.google.gson.JsonObject;
import com.google.gson.annotations.SerializedName;
import com.google.gson.annotations.Expose;
import javax.annotation.Nullable;
import javax.annotation.Nonnull;
// **NOTE** This file was generated by a tool and any changes will be overwritten.
/**
* The class for the Upload Session.
*/
public class UploadSession implements IJsonBackedObject, com.microsoft.graph.tasks.IUploadSession {
/** the OData type of the object as returned by the service */
@SerializedName("@odata.type")
@Expose
@Nullable
public String oDataType;
private transient AdditionalDataManager additionalDataManager = new AdditionalDataManager(this);
@Override
@Nonnull
public final AdditionalDataManager additionalDataManager() {
return additionalDataManager;
}
/**
* The Expiration Date Time.
* The date and time in UTC that the upload session will expire. The complete file must be uploaded before this expiration time is reached.
*/
@SerializedName(value = "expirationDateTime", alternate = {"ExpirationDateTime"})
@Expose
@Nullable
public java.time.OffsetDateTime expirationDateTime;
/**
* The Next Expected Ranges.
* A collection of byte ranges that the server is missing for the file. These ranges are zero indexed and of the format 'start-end' (e.g. '0-26' to indicate the first 27 bytes of the file). When uploading files as Outlook attachments, instead of a collection of ranges, this property always indicates a single value '{start}', the location in the file where the next upload should begin.
*/
@SerializedName(value = "nextExpectedRanges", alternate = {"NextExpectedRanges"})
@Expose
@Nullable
public java.util.List nextExpectedRanges;
/**
* The Upload Url.
* The URL endpoint that accepts PUT requests for byte ranges of the file.
*/
@SerializedName(value = "uploadUrl", alternate = {"UploadUrl"})
@Expose
@Nullable
public String uploadUrl;
/**
* Sets the raw JSON object
*
* @param serializer the serializer
* @param json the JSON object to set this object to
*/
public void setRawObject(@Nonnull final ISerializer serializer, @Nonnull final JsonObject json) {
}
/**
* Gets the Upload Url.
* The URL endpoint that accepts PUT requests for byte ranges of the file.
* @return the upload Url
*/
@Nullable
@Override
public String getUploadUrl() {
return uploadUrl;
}
/**
* Gets the Next Expected Ranges.
* A collection of byte ranges that the server is missing for the file. These ranges are zero indexed and of the format 'start-end' (e.g. '0-26' to indicate the first 27 bytes of the file). When uploading files as Outlook attachments, instead of a collection of ranges, this property always indicates a single value '{start}', the location in the file where the next upload should begin.
* @return the Next Expected Ranges.
*/
@Nullable
@Override
public java.util.List getNextExpectedRanges() {
return nextExpectedRanges;
}
}