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RestoreMeetingRequest Element

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Requests the specified meeting to be restored.

Syntax

<RestoreMeetingRequest>
  <StringQuery...></StringQuery>
</RestoreMeetingRequest>

The following sections describe attributes, parent elements, and child elements.

Attributes

None.

Element Information

Parent Elements

Element

Description

PlaceWareConfCenter

1

Child Element

Element

Description

StringQuery

1 or more

Remarks

The StringQuery element must match one meeting exactly. The StringQuery element can search the following options:

  • mid

  • personalPlaceOf

  • name

  • opaque1

  • opaque2

This element can be used only by account administrators to restore expired or manually deleted meetings that are restorable. To get a list of the restorable meetings, call ListMeetingsRequest with a restorableOnly attribute value of True(Added in Live Meeting service API Update for Live Meeting 2007). For more information about restoring a meeting or recording, see Maintaining Meetings and Recordings.

If attempting to restore a meeting, a RestoreMeetingReply element is returned on success and a Fault element is returned on failure. For a complete list of fault return values, see Fault Element.

Examples

These examples include a successful restoration of a meeting and a meeting restoration fault example.

Example 1

This is an illustration of a successful restoration of a meeting. The meeting Id (mid) is used to identify the meeting to be restored.

Request

<PlaceWareConfCenter authUser="apiuser" authPassword="Pa$$w0rd">
  <RestoreMeetingRequest>
    <StringQuery fieldName="mid" operator="=" value="bvntuc1ix4mr"/>
  </RestoreMeetingRequest>
</PlaceWareConfCenter>

Reply

<PlaceWareConfCenter>
    <RestoreMeetingReply/>
</PlaceWareConfCenter>

Example 2

This is an illustration of a meeting restoration request that results in a fault response. The meeting to be restored is currently active.

Request

<PlaceWareConfCenter authUser="BVTAdmin" authPassword="Pa$$w0rd">
   <RestoreMeetingRequest >
      <StringQuery fieldName="name" operator="=" value="activeMtg01" />
   </RestoreMeetingRequest>
</PlaceWareConfCenter>

Reply

<PlaceWareConfCenter>
   <Fault>
      <FaultCode>Client.BadState.Meeting</FaultCode>
      <FaultString>The meeting you are trying to restore is already in Active state. It should be in either Deleted or Expired state.</FaultString>
      <OptionList>
         <TimeOption value="2007-07-11T22:51:03Z" name="time">
         </TimeOption>
         <StringOption value="gf494q7v49" name="rapid.requestId">
         </StringOption>
      </OptionList>
   </Fault>
</PlaceWareConfCenter>

See Also

Concepts

RestoreMeetingReply Element

RestoreMeeting Message