The owner of the attachment.
The item associated with the attachment.
Gets or sets the content Id of the attachment. ContentId can be used as a custom way to identify an attachment in order to reference it from within the body of the item the attachment belongs to.
Gets or sets the content Id of the attachment. ContentId can be used as a custom way to identify an attachment in order to reference it from within the body of the item the attachment belongs to.
Gets or sets the content location of the attachment. ContentLocation can be used to associate an attachment with a Url defining its location on the Web.
Gets or sets the content location of the attachment. ContentLocation can be used to associate an attachment with a Url defining its location on the Web.
Gets or sets the content type of the attachment.
Gets or sets the content type of the attachment.
Gets the Id of the attachment.
Gets the Id of the attachment.
Gets or sets a value indicating whether this is an inline attachment. Inline attachments are not visible to end users.
Gets or sets a value indicating whether this is an inline attachment. Inline attachments are not visible to end users.
Gets the item associated with the attachment.
Gets the item associated with the attachment.
Gets or sets the name of the attachment.
Gets or sets the name of the attachment.
Gets the size of the attachment.
Gets the size of the attachment.
The XML element name.
Type of the body.
The additional properties.
Loads this attachment.
The optional additional properties to load.
Loads this attachment.
The body type to load.
The optional additional properties to load.
The json property.
The field.
The value.
Index of this attachment.
The writer to write the elements to.
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Represents a strongly typed item attachment. Workaround of ItemAttachment - not allowed in typescript to have two class, one generic and one non-generic