Retrieves shared content and works similarly to the /Projects/PROJECT/Resources URL. The /Resources URL returns only sub-directory and file names for the top-level SharedContent directory. The sub-directory contents, and the actual files, can be retrieved using the appropriate lower level URL.

HTTP responses that contain file data also include a Last-Modified header variable. The client can use the variable to set the file-time when the file is written. The file-time avoids issues with inaccuracies in the client system clock, time-zones, and when the client later sends the time back to the server in the If-Modified-Since header variable.

The SharedContent directory is often very large after installation (for example, 12.8 MB; 4591 files in 827 directories). Similar to the /Projects/PROJECT/Resources URL, the client can retrieve the SharedContent directory structure and only download the required artifacts. For example, an application named SUPERMOBILE might only download the SUPERMOBILE sub-directory.

Example URL:

Example response: