The following code examples show how to use GetObjectLegalHold
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. /// <summary> /// Get the legal hold details for an S3 object. /// </summary> /// <param name="bucketName">The bucket of the object.</param> /// <param name="objectKey">The object key.</param> /// <returns>The object legal hold details.</returns> public async Task<ObjectLockLegalHold> GetObjectLegalHold(string bucketName, string objectKey) { try { var request = new GetObjectLegalHoldRequest() { BucketName = bucketName, Key = objectKey }; var response = await _amazonS3.GetObjectLegalHoldAsync(request); Console.WriteLine($"\tObject legal hold for {objectKey} in {bucketName}: " + $"\n\tStatus: {response.LegalHold.Status}"); return response.LegalHold; } catch (AmazonS3Exception ex) { Console.WriteLine($"\tUnable to fetch legal hold: '{ex.Message}'"); return new ObjectLockLegalHold(); } }
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For API details, see GetObjectLegalHold in AWS SDK for .NET API Reference.
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