After a library branch retires a kiosk network object, automation must remove it from FDM. Which delete construction is correct?
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Short Explanation
Delete needs the object’s UUID, not the friendly name painted on the door. Get (or create) first, then DELETE by that id—success is typically empty/204-class, not a new object body.
Full Explanation
FDM delete is DELETE /object/networks/{objId} where objId is the UUID from a prior GET or from the create response. Sending the display name as {objId} or POSTing a delete flag is not the constructed delete. A successful delete is empty or 204-class rather than returning a newly created object body.