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OperationsDiscovery Class

Package:
com.microsoft.azure.management.resourcemover.v2021_01_01
Maven Artifact:
com.microsoft.azure.resourcemover.v2021_01_01:azure-mgmt-resourcemover:1.0.0
  • java.lang.Object
    • com.microsoft.azure.management.resourcemover.v2021_01_01.OperationsDiscovery

public class OperationsDiscovery

Operations discovery class.

Constructor Summary

Constructor Description
OperationsDiscovery()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type Method and Description
Display display()

Get the display value.
java.lang.Boolean isDataAction()

Get indicates whether the operation is a data action.
java.lang.String name()

Get gets or sets Name of the API.
java.lang.String origin()

Get gets or sets Origin.
java.lang.Object properties()

Get the properties value.
OperationsDiscovery withDisplay(Display display)

Set the display value.
OperationsDiscovery withIsDataAction(Boolean isDataAction)

Set indicates whether the operation is a data action.
OperationsDiscovery withName(String name)

Set gets or sets Name of the API.
OperationsDiscovery withOrigin(String origin)

Set gets or sets Origin.
OperationsDiscovery withProperties(Object properties)

Set the properties value.

Methods inherited from java.lang.Object

java.lang.Object.clone java.lang.Object.equals java.lang.Object.finalize java.lang.Object.getClass java.lang.Object.hashCode java.lang.Object.notify java.lang.Object.notifyAll java.lang.Object.toString java.lang.Object.wait java.lang.Object.wait java.lang.Object.wait

Constructor Details

OperationsDiscovery

public OperationsDiscovery()

Method Details

display

public Display display()

Get the display value.

Returns:

the display value

isDataAction

public Boolean isDataAction()

Get indicates whether the operation is a data action.

Returns:

the isDataAction value

name

public String name()

Get gets or sets Name of the API. The name of the operation being performed on this particular object. It should match the action name that appears in RBAC / the event service. Examples of operations include: Microsoft.Compute/virtualMachine/capture/action Microsoft.Compute/virtualMachine/restart/action Microsoft.Compute/virtualMachine/write Microsoft.Compute/virtualMachine/read Microsoft.Compute/virtualMachine/delete Each action should include, in order: (1) Resource Provider Namespace (2) Type hierarchy for which the action applies (e.g. server/databases for a SQL Azure database) (3) Read, Write, Action or Delete indicating which type applies. If it is a PUT/PATCH on a collection or named value, Write should be used. If it is a GET, Read should be used. If it is a DELETE, Delete should be used. If it is a POST, Action should be used. As a note: all resource providers would need to include the "{Resource Provider Namespace}/register/action" operation in their response. This API is used to register for their service, and should include details about the operation (e.g. a localized name for the resource provider + any special considerations like PII release).

Returns:

the name value

origin

public String origin()

Get gets or sets Origin. The intended executor of the operation; governs the display of the operation in the RBAC UX and the audit logs UX. Default value is "user,system".

Returns:

the origin value

properties

public Object properties()

Get the properties value.

Returns:

the properties value

withDisplay

public OperationsDiscovery withDisplay(Display display)

Set the display value.

Parameters:

display - the display value to set

Returns:

the OperationsDiscovery object itself.

withIsDataAction

public OperationsDiscovery withIsDataAction(Boolean isDataAction)

Set indicates whether the operation is a data action.

Parameters:

isDataAction - the isDataAction value to set

Returns:

the OperationsDiscovery object itself.

withName

public OperationsDiscovery withName(String name)

Set gets or sets Name of the API. The name of the operation being performed on this particular object. It should match the action name that appears in RBAC / the event service. Examples of operations include: Microsoft.Compute/virtualMachine/capture/action Microsoft.Compute/virtualMachine/restart/action Microsoft.Compute/virtualMachine/write Microsoft.Compute/virtualMachine/read Microsoft.Compute/virtualMachine/delete Each action should include, in order: (1) Resource Provider Namespace (2) Type hierarchy for which the action applies (e.g. server/databases for a SQL Azure database) (3) Read, Write, Action or Delete indicating which type applies. If it is a PUT/PATCH on a collection or named value, Write should be used. If it is a GET, Read should be used. If it is a DELETE, Delete should be used. If it is a POST, Action should be used. As a note: all resource providers would need to include the "{Resource Provider Namespace}/register/action" operation in their response. This API is used to register for their service, and should include details about the operation (e.g. a localized name for the resource provider + any special considerations like PII release).

Parameters:

name - the name value to set

Returns:

the OperationsDiscovery object itself.

withOrigin

public OperationsDiscovery withOrigin(String origin)

Set gets or sets Origin. The intended executor of the operation; governs the display of the operation in the RBAC UX and the audit logs UX. Default value is "user,system".

Parameters:

origin - the origin value to set

Returns:

the OperationsDiscovery object itself.

withProperties

public OperationsDiscovery withProperties(Object properties)

Set the properties value.

Parameters:

properties - the properties value to set

Returns:

the OperationsDiscovery object itself.

Applies to