Trading_GetProductFinderRequestType Class Reference
Inherits from | Trading_AbstractRequestType : NSObject |
Declared in | Trading_GetProductFinderRequestType.h Trading_GetProductFinderRequestType.m |
Tasks
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attributeSystemVersion
A version of the product finder attribute definitions for the site.
property
Typically, an application passes the version value that was returned the last
time the application executed this call.
Filter that causes the call to return only the Product Finders
for which the attribute meta-data has changed since the specified version.
The latest version value is not necessarily greater than the previous
value that was returned. Therefore, when comparing versions, only
compare whether the value has changed. -
productFinderID
A number that uniquely identifies a product finder.
property
For sell-side searches, you can determine the
product finder IDs for a category by calling GetCategory2CS.
For buy-side searches, you can’t use GetCategory2CS to reliably determine
the product finder IDs for an eBay category.
GetProductFinder may work for some attributes. Alternatively, you can
use the pfid parameter from the URL of the Product Finder search page
on the site you’re interested in.
See the Knowledge Base article referenced below for more details.
Multiple categories can be mapped to the same product finder ID.
You can pass zero or multiple IDs in the request. When IDs are specified, the call
only returns product finder meta-data for the specified product finders.
When no IDs are specified, the call returns all the current product finder
meta-data available on the site.
Properties
attributeSystemVersion
A version of the product finder attribute definitions for the site.
Typically, an application passes the version value that was returned the last
time the application executed this call.
Filter that causes the call to return only the Product Finders
for which the attribute meta-data has changed since the specified version.
The latest version value is not necessarily greater than the previous
value that was returned. Therefore, when comparing versions, only
compare whether the value has changed.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *attributeSystemVersion
Discussion
A version of the product finder attribute definitions for the site.
Typically, an application passes the version value that was returned the last
time the application executed this call.
Filter that causes the call to return only the Product Finders
for which the attribute meta-data has changed since the specified version.
The latest version value is not necessarily greater than the previous
value that was returned. Therefore, when comparing versions, only
compare whether the value has changed.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_GetProductFinderRequestType.h
productFinderID
A number that uniquely identifies a product finder.
For sell-side searches, you can determine the
product finder IDs for a category by calling GetCategory2CS.
For buy-side searches, you can’t use GetCategory2CS to reliably determine
the product finder IDs for an eBay category.
GetProductFinder may work for some attributes. Alternatively, you can
use the pfid parameter from the URL of the Product Finder search page
on the site you’re interested in.
See the Knowledge Base article referenced below for more details.
Multiple categories can be mapped to the same product finder ID.
You can pass zero or multiple IDs in the request. When IDs are specified, the call
only returns product finder meta-data for the specified product finders.
When no IDs are specified, the call returns all the current product finder
meta-data available on the site.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *productFinderID
Discussion
A number that uniquely identifies a product finder.
For sell-side searches, you can determine the
product finder IDs for a category by calling GetCategory2CS.
For buy-side searches, you can’t use GetCategory2CS to reliably determine
the product finder IDs for an eBay category.
GetProductFinder may work for some attributes. Alternatively, you can
use the pfid parameter from the URL of the Product Finder search page
on the site you’re interested in.
See the Knowledge Base article referenced below for more details.
Multiple categories can be mapped to the same product finder ID.
You can pass zero or multiple IDs in the request. When IDs are specified, the call
only returns product finder meta-data for the specified product finders.
When no IDs are specified, the call returns all the current product finder
meta-data available on the site.
entry type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int
Declared In
Trading_GetProductFinderRequestType.h