/addRelationship: Add Relationship

Example usage

The following is a sample ArcGIS Online POST request for the addRelationship operation:

URL for Add Relationship:

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POST /sharing/rest/content/users/jsmith/addRelationship HTTP/1.1
Host: org.arcgis.com
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
Content-Length: []

originItemId=a40fddbcd3fc4fadbbb50485a50c3ed0&destinationItemId=b512083cd1b64e2da1d3f66dbb135956&relationshipTypes=Map2Service&f=pjson

The following is a sample ArcGIS Enterprise POST request for the addRelationship operation:

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POST /webadaptor/sharing/rest/content/users/jsmith/addRelationship HTTP/1.1
Host: machine.domain.com
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
Content-Length: []

originItemId=a40fddbcd3fc4fadbbb50485a50c3ed0&destinationItemId=b512083cd1b64e2da1d3f66dbb135956&relationshipTypes=Map2Service&f=pjson

Description

The addRelationship operation adds a relationship of a certain type between two items. Relationships are not tied to an item. They are directional links from an origin item to a destination item and have a type. The type defines the valid origin and destination item types as well as some rules. See Relationship types for more information.

Users don't have to own the items they relate unless so defined by the rules of the relationship type. Users can only delete relationships they create. Relationships are deleted automatically if one of the two items is deleted.

Request parameters

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originItemId=a40fddbcd3fc4fadbbb50485a50c3ed0

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destinationItemId=b512083cd1b64e2da1d3f66dbb135956

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relationshipTypes=Map2Service

JSON Response Syntax

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{
  "success": <true | false>
}

JSON Response example

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{
  "success" : true
}