ManageLabels
Gets the labels for the product.
Syntax
Method ID
#define WAAPI_MID_COMMON_MANAGE_LABELS 107
JSON Input Structure
{
"input": {
"method": 107,
"signature": number,
"labels": {
"<name>": number
},
"reset": boolean
}
}
Input Properties
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
labels | object | (optional) The labels to configure on the endpoint. It is important to note that these changes will only exist on the client endpoint. |
labels.<name> | number | (optional) The name of the label is the object key. The value is an enumeration for the action to take on the label: 0 = remove, 1 = add, 2 = restore default |
reset | boolean | (optional) If true, all the products default labels will be restored. The labels input will be ignored in this case. |
JSON Output Structure
{
"result": {
"method": 107,
"code": number,
"timing": number,
"timestamp": string,
"labels": {
"pua": boolean,
"toolbar": boolean,
"bloatware": boolean,
"adware": boolean
}
}
}
Output Properties
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
result.method | number | The method ID that generated this result. |
result.code | number | The result code. See Result Codes. |
result.timing | number | The measured time for the method call in milliseconds. |
result.timestamp | string | The timestamp in seconds of when the call was made. |
result.labels | object | The labels for the product. Defined labels will ALWAYS exist, but additional labels may also be present. |
result.labels.pua | boolean | Boolean value which is true if the product is classified as a potentially unwanted application. |
result.labels.toolbar | boolean | Boolean value which is true if the product is classified as a toolbar application. |
result.labels.bloatware | boolean | Boolean value which is true if the product is classified as a bloatware application. |
result.labels.adware | boolean | Boolean value which is true if the product is classified as an adware application. |
Result Codes
| Code | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | WAAPI_OK | The operation completed successfully. |
note
Other codes may be returned. See the full Result Codes reference for the complete list.
Remarks
Error Handling
The results of this function are determined by the error code returned by the call. If successful, WAAPI_OK or a special success code will be returned. Always check both the function return value and the result.code field in the output JSON.
Examples
Examples will be added here demonstrating the usage of this method.
See Also
Last updated: 2026-10-01