Inherits from NSObject
Conforms to PicoBindable
Declared in Trading_AttributeSetType.h
Trading_AttributeSetType.m

Overview

No longer applicable to any eBay categories.

@ingroup EBayAPIInterface

Tasks

  •   attribute

    A salient aspect or feature of an item in a given category.
    Attributes are known as “Item Specifics” in the eBay Web site.
    Use attributes to describe an item in a standard way so that buyers can find it more easily.
    For example, “Publication Year” is a standard attribute for books.
    In item-listing requests, multiple attributes can be specified.
    Some categories (e.g., Tickets) always require certain attributes to be specified.
    Therefore, in item-listing requests you need to at least specify “editable” attributes
    (EditType 0 and EditType 2 attributes) if they are identified as required
    in the attribute meta-data. See the eBay Web Services guide for information
    about attribute meta-data, how to determine the valid attributes for a category,
    and how to determine whether attributes are required.



    If you are revising or relisting an item, you don’t need to pass in attributes
    that were already specified in the original listing.
    To remove an optional attribute, set all its value IDs to “-100”. If the item has bids
    (or items have been sold) but there are more than 12 hours remaining until the listing ends,
    you can add Attribute nodes but you cannot remove or modify data in previously
    specified Attribute nodes. If the item has bids and the listing ends within 12 hours,
    you cannot add or remove Attribute nodes or modify the contents of previously
    specified Attribute nodes.



    Not applicable to Half.com.

         property
  •   any

    (public property)

         property
  •   attributeSetID

    (public property)

         property
  •   attributeSetVersion

    (public property)

         property

Properties

any

(public property)

@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *any

Discussion

(public property)

entry type : PicoAnyElement, wrapper for primitive anyelement

Declared In

Trading_AttributeSetType.h

attribute

A salient aspect or feature of an item in a given category.
Attributes are known as “Item Specifics” in the eBay Web site.
Use attributes to describe an item in a standard way so that buyers can find it more easily.
For example, “Publication Year” is a standard attribute for books.
In item-listing requests, multiple attributes can be specified.
Some categories (e.g., Tickets) always require certain attributes to be specified.
Therefore, in item-listing requests you need to at least specify “editable” attributes
(EditType 0 and EditType 2 attributes) if they are identified as required
in the attribute meta-data. See the eBay Web Services guide for information
about attribute meta-data, how to determine the valid attributes for a category,
and how to determine whether attributes are required.



If you are revising or relisting an item, you don’t need to pass in attributes
that were already specified in the original listing.
To remove an optional attribute, set all its value IDs to “-100”. If the item has bids
(or items have been sold) but there are more than 12 hours remaining until the listing ends,
you can add Attribute nodes but you cannot remove or modify data in previously
specified Attribute nodes. If the item has bids and the listing ends within 12 hours,
you cannot add or remove Attribute nodes or modify the contents of previously
specified Attribute nodes.



Not applicable to Half.com.

@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *attribute

Discussion

A salient aspect or feature of an item in a given category.
Attributes are known as “Item Specifics” in the eBay Web site.
Use attributes to describe an item in a standard way so that buyers can find it more easily.
For example, “Publication Year” is a standard attribute for books.
In item-listing requests, multiple attributes can be specified.
Some categories (e.g., Tickets) always require certain attributes to be specified.
Therefore, in item-listing requests you need to at least specify “editable” attributes
(EditType 0 and EditType 2 attributes) if they are identified as required
in the attribute meta-data. See the eBay Web Services guide for information
about attribute meta-data, how to determine the valid attributes for a category,
and how to determine whether attributes are required.



If you are revising or relisting an item, you don’t need to pass in attributes
that were already specified in the original listing.
To remove an optional attribute, set all its value IDs to “-100”. If the item has bids
(or items have been sold) but there are more than 12 hours remaining until the listing ends,
you can add Attribute nodes but you cannot remove or modify data in previously
specified Attribute nodes. If the item has bids and the listing ends within 12 hours,
you cannot add or remove Attribute nodes or modify the contents of previously
specified Attribute nodes.



Not applicable to Half.com.

entry type : class Trading_AttributeType

Declared In

Trading_AttributeSetType.h

attributeSetID

(public property)

@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *attributeSetID

Discussion

(public property)

type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int

Declared In

Trading_AttributeSetType.h

attributeSetVersion

(public property)

@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *attributeSetVersion

Discussion

(public property)

type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string

Declared In

Trading_AttributeSetType.h