This topic describes how to call an operation to stop video moderation tasks. It intends to help you construct an HTTP call request.
- For more information about how to construct an HTTP request, see Request structure.
- You can also select an existing HTTP request. For more information, see SDK reference.
Description
Operation: /green/video/cancelscan
You can call this operation to stop video moderation tasks being performed by the /green/video/asyncscan operation at any time.
Request parameters
For more information about the common request parameters that must be included in all Content Moderation API requests, see Common request parameters.
The request body is a JSON object. The following table describes the parameter that the JSON object contains.
Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
body | JSON array | Yes | The list of IDs of moderation tasks you want to stop. You can specify up to 100 task IDs. |
Response parameters
The data parameter in the response body is a JSON array. The following table describes the parameters that each element of the JSON array contains.
Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
code | Integer | Yes | The HTTP status code returned for the moderation task. A value of 200 indicates a successful call. |
msg | String | Yes | The message returned for the moderation task. |
dataId | String | No | The ID of the moderated video, which you specify in the dataId parameter of the moderation request. |
taskId | String | Yes | The ID returned by the Content Moderation server, which uniquely identifies the moderation task. |
Examples
[
"taskId1",
"taskId2"
]
{
"code":200,
"msg":"OK",
"requestId":"AD87F1D1-A675-4F82-8D67-ED43B6FFA876",
"data":[
{
"code":200,
"msg":"ok",
"dataId":"some dataId 1 ",
"taskId":"taskId1"
},
{
"code":200,
"msg":"ok",
"dataId":"some dataId 2",
"taskId":"taskId2"
}
]
}