PUT ems/protocolConditions/{conditionId}

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PUT V1 ems/protocolConditions/{conditionId}

Updates the Value and Units for the specified Protocol Condition on an Experiment.

Request Information

Parameters

Name	Description	Additional information
conditionId	The Id of the Protocol Condition to edit.	Define this parameter in the request URI.
protocolCondition	Object describing the Condition to edit on the Experiment: Value - The Value to set the Protocol Condition to. Empty Value will take the default of "N/A", missing Value will be rejected. Units - The Units to set the Protocol Condition to. Empty Units will take the default of "None", missing Units will be rejected.	Define this parameter in the request body.

Name

Description

Additional information

conditionId

The Id of the Protocol Condition to edit.

Define this parameter in the request URI.

protocolCondition

Object describing the Condition to edit on the Experiment:
            Value - The Value to set the Protocol Condition to. Empty Value will take the default of "N/A", missing Value will be rejected.
Units - The Units to set the Protocol Condition to. Empty Units will take the default of "None", missing Units will be rejected.

Define this parameter in the request body.

Example Request

To update the Protocol Condition Value and Units to "Value 1" and "Unit 2" for the Protocol Condition with ID 1234 make the following API call:

PUT /ems/protocolConditions/1234

and put the following content in the request body:

Value=Value 1&Units=Units 2

Request body formats

application/json, text/json

Sample:

{
  "Value": "Value 1",
  "Units": "Unit 2"
}

application/xml, text/xml

Sample:

<ProtocolConditionBasic xmlns:i="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns="http://schemas.datacontract.org/2004/07/Unilever.Urdps.Hts.EmsApi.EntityRepresentations.EMS.V1">
  <Units>Unit 2</Units>
  <Value>Value 1</Value>
</ProtocolConditionBasic>

application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Sample:

Value=Value 1&Units=Unit 2

Request Detail

This request should be made with the Content-Type header set to 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded', 'application/json' or 'application/xml'.

Response Information

HTTP Status Codes

Status Code	Meaning
204 (No Content)	The request has completed successfully. The value and units for the specified protocol condition will have been updated.
400 (Bad Request)	The protocol conditoin value or units are not valid for the protocol condition. The nature of the error will be indicated in the Response content.
401 (Unauthorized)	The user has not been authorised. Please ensure that the client provides the `api-username` and `api-usertoken` headers.
403 (Forbidden)	The user does not have permission to access the specified experiment. Please use EMS to add the user to the experiment access control list.
404 (Not Found)	The specified protocol conditon does not exist or the parent Experiment has been closed. Ensure the ID has been correctly specified.